Applying the principle of pro homine
This principle of pro homine or pro personae leaves the conventional interpretive theories of law behind and focuses instead on a simple rule: what precisely is the preferred application of the most favourable law that will benefit all individuals, regardless of their origin, their generality or specialty, or their national or international status.
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