الحماية الإدارية للكرامة الإنسانية عند تقييد حرية الحركة : دراسة مقارنة بالشريعة الإسلامية

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The study dealt with the protection of human dignity in international constitutions and covenants and Islamic law.

The study focused on protecting that dignity while restricting freedom of movement by legitimate means through arrest or suspension.

Studies also examined the concept of freedom of movement in statutory systems and Islamic law, and to ensure their achievement in both systems through presentation and study Legal and constitutional texts in statutory systems and legal texts, and the study showed the most important guarantees that ensured the protection of human dignity while restricting freedom of movement, such as the legitimate restriction of freedom of movement, good treatment of the accused, and custody in hill places S his humanity kept him dignity, and not handcuffed, shackled during interrogation, and finally his trial fair trial kept his dignity.

The study ended with a set of results, the concept of human dignity is directly related to the concept of equality, and the right of every human being to respect and appreciate, and what is prescribed by him of general rights and freedoms, and any waste of one of these freedoms or one of those rights is a waste of human dignity, Including the agreement of statutory systems with Sharia and Islamic law regarding protecting and ensuring human dignity and freedom of movement in general, and protecting and ensuring human dignity while restricting freedom of movement in particular.

And that both systems have guaranteed freedom of movement for everyone and prevent restriction of it except for a favorable higher interest, and also concluded that this restriction of freedom of movement must be legitimate, when the man of public authority abides by all the restrictions established by law and the constitution when restricting freedom of movement by arrest or suspension, Hence, there is no prejudice in the case of the dignity of the arrested or arrested person, as long as the competent authority is committed to good treatment and treatment, and has also concluded that the arrested person must be treated well and detained in places worthy of his humanity, and his dignity is preserved.