Catalogue question 17 · Question catalogue in force since 2024-07-01
German law forbids …
- residents' freedom of expression.
- citizens' right to petition.
- residents' freedom of assembly.
- unequal treatment of citizens by the state. Correct
Why — for every option
- A — Freedom of expression is a protected basic right (Art. 5 Basic Law) and is not forbidden.
- B — The right to petition is guaranteed in Art. 17 of the Basic Law, not forbidden.
- C — Freedom of assembly is a basic right (Art. 8 Basic Law) and is protected, not forbidden.
- D — Correct: the general principle of equality (Art. 3 Basic Law) forbids the state from treating its citizens unequally without justification.
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