General Comment No. 27: Freedom of Movement (Article 12)¶
United Nations Human Rights Committee. (1999). General Comment No. 27: Freedom of Movement (Article 12): Freedom of Movement (Article 12).
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Mechanisms¶
- Access Suspension or Permission Revocation
- The discipline that guards against this is the least-restrictive-means test: suspend the narrowest privilege for the shortest time, with a published, reachable restore condition and a duration cap — and route the actual exit through a real off-ramp rather than leaving it to the enforcer's discretion.
This sourceRequires restrictions to use the least intrusive instrument capable of achieving the protective result.
- The discipline that guards against this is the least-restrictive-means test: suspend the narrowest privilege for the shortest time, with a published, reachable restore condition and a duration cap — and route the actual exit through a real off-ramp rather than leaving it to the enforcer's discretion.
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