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An overview of the different types of rights in political science, including natural rights, moral rights, and legal rights. Natural rights are those enjoyed before the origin of the state, such as the right to life, property, and freedom. Moral rights depend on ethical feelings and are not guaranteed by law, like the obligation to care for parents and respect teachers. Legal rights are granted by law and protected by it, such as the right to equality, liberty, and education in india.
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There are three types of primary rights. These are Natural rights, Moral rights & Legal rights. Legal rights can be defining in three categories. These are, Fundamental rights, Political rights & Social or civil rights. Rights are those conditions of social life which is very essential for a person to do well performance. In a sentence we can say that, all genuine rights are conditions of social welfare.
even before the origin of the state. These rights were enjoyed by the people in the state of nature. Such as,
guarantied by any legal authority. Such as,
known as legal rights. For example; in our country every individual are enjoyed the rights of life and property. And if a strong person attempt to usurp these rights by the use of force he is liable to be tried by legal authority. These days’ women also have the legal rights to inherence her property. In a certain situations they have legal rights to divorce.
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