Section 45. A person shall enjoy the liberty to unite and form a political party under the democratic regime of government with the King as Head of State, as provided by law.
The law under paragraph one shall at least contain provisions relating to the administration of a political party which must be transparent and accountable, provide party members opportunities to widely participate in defining policies and nominating candidates for election, and prescribe measures to ensure that the administration be carried out independently and free from manipulation or inducement of any person who is not a member of such party, as well as oversight measures to prevent members of a political party from committing any act which violates or contravenes laws relating to election.
Section 46. The rights of a consumer shall be protected.
A person shall have the right to unite and form a consumer organisation to protect and safeguard the rights of consumers.
The consumer organisations under paragraph two have the right to unite and form an independent organisation to strengthen the protection and safeguarding of the rights of consumers with support from the State. In this regard, the rules and procedures for the formation thereof, the power to represent consumers and financial support from the State shall be as provided by law.
Section 47. A person shall have the right to receive public health services provided by the State.
An indigent person shall have the right to receive public health services provided by the State free of charge as provided by law.
A person shall have the right to the protection and eradication of harmful contagious diseases by the State free of charge.
Section 48. The rights of a mother during the period prior to and after giving birth shall be protected and assisted as provided by law.
A person who is over sixty years of age and has insufficient income for subsistence and an indigent person shall have the right to receive appropriate aids from the State as provided by law.
Section 49. No person shall exercise the rights or liberties to overthrow the democratic regime of government with the King as Head of State.
Any person who has knowledge of an act under paragraph one shall have the right to petition to the Attorney-General to submit a motion to the Constitutional Court for an order to cease such act.
