The Satversme is the fundamental law of Latvia, serving as the country's constitution. Adopted on February 7, 1922, it outlines the principles of governance, the rights of citizens, and the structure of the state. The Satversme emphasizes democracy, the rule of law, and the protection of human rights. This legal document consists of 116 articles, covering various aspects such as the organization of the Parliament, the executive branch, and the judiciary. It also guarantees essential rights, including freedom of speech and assembly, ensuring that the values of a democratic society are upheld in Latvia.