Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Articles

Articles

  • Article I - on Bosnia and Herzegovina: Continuation, Democratic Principles, Composition, Movement of Goods, Capital, Symbols and Citizenship
  • Article II - on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms: Human Rights, International Standards, Enumeration of Rights, Non-Discrimination, Refugees and Displaced Persons, Implementation, International Agreements and Cooperation
  • Article III - on Responsibilities of and Relations Between the Institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Entities: Responsibilities of the Institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Responsibilities of the Entities, Law and Responsibilities of the Entities and the Institutions, Coordination and Additional Responsibilities
  • Article IV - on Parliamentary Assembly: House of Peoples, House of Representatives, Procedures and Powers
  • Article V - on Presidency: Election and Term, Procedures, Powers, Council of Ministers and Standing Committee
  • Article VI - on Constitutional Court: Composition, Procedures, Jurisdiction and Decisions
  • Article VII - on Central Bank
  • Article VIII - on Finances
  • Article IX - on General Provisions
  • Article X - on Amendment Procedure
  • Article XI - on Transitional Arrangements
  • Article XII - on Entry into Force

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