The constitutional standing of philosophical and non-religious beliefs in Bulgaria

This paper explores freedom of philosophical and non-religious beliefs in Bulgaria. It outlines the constitutional framework this both contemporary Bulgarian model based on current 1991 Constitution history as well previous fundamental laws – 1879, 1947, 1971 Constitutions. The legal socio-legal aspects beliefs, analysing role normative ideologies context secularism specifically, largely secular society. demonstrates relationship between religion Attention is devoted to organised beliefs. article explains why protected an individual not a collective right. also practical problems