The SDA are currently developing proposals for a written Constitution for Scotland.

The Constitution shall uphold the:-

        RIGHT OF SPEECH, HOWEVER EXPRESSED, WRITTEN, SPOKEN OR CONVEYED ELECTRONICALLY,

        RIGHT TO LIFE, LIBERTY AND SECURITY,

        RIGHT TO RESPECT AND TO PRIVACY OF THE PERSON,

        RIGHT TO PROTECTION OF THE PERSON AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,

        RIGHT TO PROTECTION FROM FORCED ENTRY, SEARCH AND SEIZURE.

        RIGHT NOT TO BE SUBJECTED TO TORTURE, INHUMAN OR DEGRADING TREATMENT,

        RIGHT TO PROTECTION OF BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS AS UPHELD BY INTERNATIONAL LAW,

        RIGHT TO REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT,

       RIGHT TO UNFETTERED ACCESS THROUGHOUT THE TERRITORY OF SCOTLAND,      

       RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT,

       RIGHT TO EQUAL TREATMENT UNDER THE LAW,

       RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF INFORMATION,

       RIGHT OF PEACEFUL ASSEMBLY.

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