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AnnZ [28]
3 years ago
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2. Categories of Rights: Make a list of Personal Rights and Political Rights below, and provide an example for each.

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Stels [109]3 years ago
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Personal rights are the rights which an individual possess naturally and they are the rights which they have on their own body. political rights are the rights which every citizen exercises in the political scenario.

Explanation:

<u>Personal rights:</u>

  1. Personal rights are the rights which an individual have on their own physical body.
  2. Right to safeguard one' self from assault. Safeguarding a person' reputation.
  3. Protecting one' own self from defamation.
  4. Protecting one' privacy and freedom of movement.
  5. Right to liberty and the right to live happily also categorized under personal rights.

<u>Political rights</u>

  1. Rights to participate in the political protests in order to depose a tyrannical rule.
  2. Right to establish a government and administer the same.
  3. Holding franchising right by a citizen is his foremost right.
  4. Right to cast a vote is an important political right
  5. Holding a public office in order to do good to the people is also a political right.
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