Question

Rights that are “essential to the concept of ordered liberty” are referred to as _____.

Answer 1

Rights that are “essential to the concept of ordered liberty” are referred to as "fundamental rights".

They are usually comprehended as basic, key rights to which a man is innately entitled basically in light of the fact that she or he is a human and which are “inherent in every single individual", paying little heed to their country, area, dialect, religion, ethnic source or some other status.

Answer 2

Answer

Fundamental rights.

Explanation

Fundamental rights are the rights that are guaranteed by the constitution.The liberty lights in the constitution  are the lights that entails obligations on other parties regarding the right holder. Liberties are basic freedoms which are guaranteed by the Bill of Rights.According to the constitution these rights includes rights,against exploitation which allows the individuals  dignity. Right to equality which ensures equal rights to the citizens. Rights to freedom of worship which gives the people freedom to change ones religion or beliefs.,Right to constitutional remedies which helps people to seek remedy through courts when their rights are violated.,right to education and culture includes the right to free, compulsory primary education for all and right to freedom where everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference.