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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
universally recognized moral principles or
norms that
establish standards of
human behavior and are
often protected by both
national and...
- The
civil rights movement was a
social movement in the
United States from 1954 to 1968
which aimed to
abolish legalized racial segregation, discrimination...
- 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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property rights apply.
Those rights may have expired, been forfeited,
expressly waived, or may be inapplicable.
Because no one
holds the
exclusive rights, anyone...
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which rights they
reserve and
which rights they
waive for the
benefit of
recipients or
other creators. A
simplified one-page
explanation of
rights, with...
- Bill of
Rights or bill of
rights in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A bill of
rights, or the Bill of
Rights, is a
declaration of the
rights that a citizenry...
- Children's
rights or the
rights of
children are a
subset of
human rights with
particular attention to the
rights of
special protection and care afforded...
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holds a set of
rights to use or
license the work, and who are
commonly referred to as
rights holders.[better source needed]
These rights normally include...
- 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...
