More specifically, the general provision of article 29 clearly and explicitly refers to this principle by stipulating that people are equal in regard to human dignity and are also equal before the law in regard to their public rights and obligations, without distinction on grounds of sex, origin, language or religion.
Ce principe est mentionné expressément dans l'article 29, qui stipule que tous les êtres humains sont égaux en dignité et égaux devant la loi, en droits et devoirs publics, sans distinction de race, d'origine, de langue ou de religion.