All of the rights of Japanese subjects set out in the Meiji Constitution's 15 articles are:

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The Meiji Constitution, while granting certain rights to Japanese subjects, often included qualifications such as "unless provided by law" or similar phrases, allowing the government to restrict these rights under specific legal conditions. This meant that while the constitution appeared to grant freedoms, these could be limited or controlled by subsequent laws.

All of the Rights of Japanese Subjects Set Out in the Meiji