- Right to life.
- Freedom from torture.
- Freedom from slavery.
- Right to liberty and security.
- Right to a fair trial.
- Right to an effective remedy in case of violations.
- Freedom from discrimination; right to equality.
- Right to be recognised as a person; right to nationality.
- Right to privacy and family life.
- Right to marry.
- Right to own property.
- Right to movement of persons.
- Right to asylum.
- Freedom of thought, conscience and religion.
- Freedom of expression.
- Freedom of assembly and association.
- Right to food, drink and housing.
- Right to health care.
- Right to education.
- Right to employment.
- Right to rest and leisure.
- Right to social protection.
- Right to political participation.
- Right to take part in cultural life.
- Prohibition of destruction of human rights.
- Right to a social order that recognises human rights.Duties of the individual.
15. This list is based on the teacher’s resource sheet in Unit 5, “Rights, liberties and responsibilities”.
Key Concepts :
Rights & Freedom