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The right of a person to know his or her heritage, including biological parents, is guaranteed by Polish constitutional and private law as well as by European Convention on Human Rights and UN Convention on Rights of Children. The right is deeply rooted in human dignity and for that reason protected by art. 30 of the Constitution, which declares that the inherent and inalienable dignity of the person shall constitute a source of all personal rights. Knowledge of one's own heritage is integral to personality development and self-identity, facilitates a harmonious unfolding of personality.
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The article allows the reader to safely assume that the issues related to the protection of inalienable rights are covered by the Polish Code of Canon Law as well as the Civil Code. Moreover, it should be stressed that the catalogue of basic human rights and personal goods is not inclusive. The Code of Canon Law does catalogue a limited number of basic rights, however, other fundamental human rights are outlined by a number of canonical documents that form the social doctrine of the Catholic Church. On the other hand, the catalogue of personal goods of the Polish Civil Code is not inclusive, and in matters not outlined by the Code, the doctrine and judicial decisions are applied. Furthermore, under Polish law basic human rights are protected by other laws that are mentioned in the article merely as examples.
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