privacy and personal security Act No.15 of 1984 Art.6 the privacy of his own person, his family and of his matrimonial life, and respect and protection of his residence and private communications. (2) For the purpose of preserving the person’s right in accordance with this Article, the state authority shall lay down legal procedures regarding the circumstances, manner and extent to which the right to privacy, security of his person, his property and residence may be encroached upon without prejudice to the provisions of this Article. Right to freedom of movement Act No.15 of 1984 Art.6 17.-(1) Every citizen of the United Republic has the right to freedom of movement in the United Republic and the right to live in any part of the United Republic, to leave and enter the country, and the right not to be forced to leave or be expelled from the United Republic. (2) Any lawful act or any law which is intended to ­ (a) curtail a person’s freedom of movement and to restrain or imprison him; or (b) limit a person from exercising his freedom of movement so as to ­ (i) execute a judgment or court order; or (ii) compel a person first to comply with any obligations arising under another law; or (iii) protect public interest in general or preserve certain special interest or interests of a certain section of the public, such act or law shall not be construed or be held to be repugnant to or inconsistent with the provisions of this Article. The Right to Freedom of Conscience Freedom of expression Act No.1 of 2005 Art.6 Right of freedom of religion Act No.15 of 1984 Art.6 Act No.4 of 1992 Art.9 Act No.1 of 2005 18. Every person ­ (a) has a freedom of opinion and expression of his ideas; (b) has a right to seek, receive and, or disseminate information regardless of national boundaries; (c) has the freedom to communicate and a freedom with protection from interference from his communication; and (d) has a right to be informed at all times of various important events of life and activities of the people and also of issues of importance to the society. 19.-(1) Every person has the right to the freedom of conscience, faith and choice in matters of religion, including the freedom to change his religion or faith. (2) Protection of rights referred to in this Article shall be in accordance with the provisions prescribed by the laws which are of importance to a democratic society for security and peace in the society, integrity of the society and the national coercion. 18