Republic of Latvia Laws and other Instruments Related to Human Rights

• Constitution of the Republic of Latvia. Adopted on 15 February 1922
  
  
• Declaration on the Accession to International Instruments Relating to Human Rights. Adopted on 4 May 1990
  
  
• Declaration "On the Renewal of the Independence of the Republic of Latvia". Adopted on 4 May 1990
  
  
• Declaration about the Condemnation and Unallowability of Genocide and Anti-Semitism in Latvia. Adopted on 19 September 1990
  
  
• Law "On the Rehabilitation of Unlawfully Repressed Persons". Adopted on 3 August 1990
  
  
• Law "On Trade Unions". Adopted on 13 December 1990
  
  
• Law "On the Unrestricted Development and Right to Cultural Autonomy of Latvia's Nationalities and Ethnic Groups". Adopted on 19 March 1991
  
  
• Law "On the Entry and Residence of Foreign Citizens and Stateless Persons in the Republic of Latvia". Adopted on 9 June 1992
  
  
• Law "On Eminent Domain". Adopted on 15 September 1992
  
  
• Public Prosecutor's Office Law. Adopted on 19 May 1994
  
  
• Citizenship Law. Adopted on 22 July 1994
  
  
• Law "On the Status of Former USSR Citizens Who are not Citizens of Latvia or Any Other State". Adopted on 12 April 1995
  
  
• Constitutional Court Law. Adopted on 5 June 1996
  
  
• Law "On National Human Rights Office". Adopted on 5 December 1996
  
  
• Law "On the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms of 4 November 1950 and its Protocols No. 1, 2, 4, 7 and 11". Adopted on 4 June 1997
  
  
• Law "On Seekers for Asylum and Refugees in the Republic of Latvia". Adopted on 19 June 1997
  
  
• Children's Rights Protection Law. Adopted on 19 June 1998
  
  
• Residents Register Law. Adopted on 27 August 1998
  
  
• The Law on Information Accessibility. Adopted on 29 October 1998