THE EFFECTIVENESS OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS FROM THE POINT OF VIEW CONSTITUTING THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICOF EAST TIMOR IN 2002: THE DIMENSION AS A DEMOCRATIC RIGHT STATE (UPDATED 2022)

Abstract

Introduction: East Timor has always been a decent country if successive attempts at occupation by several countries taking into account its wealth of material goods. With the arrival of the Portuguese on its territory began the process called colonization where East Timor formerly designated colonization designated only of Timor, was ruled and administered by the Portuguese during the sixteenth century. The rights that have established the timorese people with dignity and respect, as well as the liberation of each one as individuals, are real.

Objectives: To intend to analyze and expose fundamental rights in East Timor and their application in the real context in the legal system however its concrete establishment does not always adapt to its effectiveness in the true plan, i.e., a good governance of the administration of the territory. This article was a study of review literature with the various reference bibliographies that discuse under the effectiveness of fundamental rights from the point of view of Timorese constitutionalism or constitution of the RDTL-Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, 2002 within the framework of the dimension as a state of democratic law.

Discussion:  Timorese constitution guarantees the rights if its citizens' duties, created laws so that these rights can be realized in a legal and systematically way all peoples can be involved in the democratic system.  

Conclusion: This is the only way to fulfill the objective of the effectiveness of the fundamental rights of the citizen in relation to the choice of people who want to be the main head of the government. This is how a democratic state is constituted.  Thus, adopting all these needs the Timorese state may in future carry out a constitutional review, which should include the constitutional justice court of RDTL, separate from the Supreme Tribunal of Justice, that is, it has an independent court, with a view to its own judicial jurisdiction to judge cases of elections and other constitutional cases, in practical coelution systems in home country and out said of Timor-Leste.