What does the term human rights mean to you

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Human rights to me means, the right of a human being, the bill of rights comes to mind when you say human rights because it shows us the rights the united states citizens have. bill of rights: the right to bare arms, the freedom of press, the freedom to petition, the freedom of speech, freedom of religon.... ect.

Julli [10]4 years ago

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A Human Rights means to me is that we have rights to do stuff. The bill of rights comes to mind in the first bill it says we have the right of freedom of press, freedom of speech, and of religion, and the government can't take that away. If you look up the term Human rights in the dictionary it says "a right that is believed to belong justifiably to every person." so it mean it's something that belongs to you.

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