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Basharatyan, M.K. Freedom of thought: legal analysis.

Abstract: According to part 1 of Art. 29 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation every person is guaranteed his freedom of speech and of thought. Does it mean that speech and thought are two inseparable parts of the single whole right, or are there two objects and two separate rights: freedom of speech and freedom of thought?

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