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Rights are legal, social, or
ethical principles of
freedom or entitlement; that is,
rights are the
fundamental normative rules about what is
allowed of...
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Human rights are
moral principles or
norms for
certain standards of
human behaviour and are
regularly protected in muni****l and
international law.[citation...
- The
civil rights movement was a
nonviolent social movement and
campaign from 1954 to 1968 in the
United States to
abolish legalized racial segregation...
- Women's
rights are the
rights and
entitlements claimed for
women and
girls worldwide. They
formed the
basis for the women's
rights movement in the 19th...
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Animal rights is the
philosophy according to
which many or all
sentient animals have
moral worth independent of
their utility to humans, and that their...
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Personality rights,
sometimes referred to as the
right of publicity, are
rights for an
individual to
control the
commercial use of
their identity, such...
- Some
philosophers distinguish two
types of
rights,
natural rights and
legal rights.
Natural rights are
those that are not
dependent on the laws or customs...
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Civil and
political rights are a
class of
rights that
protect individuals'
freedom from
infringement by governments,
social organizations, and private...
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Rights affecting ****, ****, bi****ual, and
transgender (LGBT)
people vary
greatly by
country or jurisdiction—encomp****ing
everything from the
legal recognition...
- States'
Rights Party may
refer to:
Dixiecrats or States'
Rights Democratic Party, a short-lived (1948)
segregationist political party in the
United States...
