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© Baltic Human Rights Society

The Human Rights Guide is intended for informative and educational use only and is designed for general guidance and self-help. By this, we mean:

• Whilst this website explains rights and legal concepts and mentions procedures and law, it must not be considered or referred to as an official legal source. The content of this website is not legal text in itself and has no legal force.
• Whilst this website offers help for understanding human rights in specific situations, it should not be considered as the main source for appropriate legal aid in a particular individual case. Tailored advice should be sought from a legal professional, relevant institution, or competent organisation.

The Human Rights Guide is provided on an ‘as is’ and ‘as available’ basis. By this, we mean:

• Whilst we make every effort for this website to be accurate, up-to-date, error-free and accessible, we don’t provide any guarantees or warranties.
• This website contains external links to other websites. As these websites are not under our control, we are not responsible in any way for any of their content and cannot guarantee that these websites are accurate, up-to-date, error free or accessible.
• This website is regularly updated and we can make changes at any time without notice. This also applies to these Terms, which we may change from time to time. Please review this page regularly, as by using this website, you give your implied consent to these Terms.
• The content of the Human Rights Guide is country-specific. Discrepancies in content and translation between the different language versions may occur.
• The use of this website and reliance on its content is at your own risk, as we assume no responsibility and disclaim all liability for losses or damages.
• We do not offer additional legal aid, support or other help.

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Any dispute arising under these terms and conditions shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the Republic of Latvia.

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When contacting us, please note that we cannot offer additional free legal aid or other support and we do not respond to such requests.