Substantive human rights

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Please note: What is considered a human right is in some cases controversial; not all the topics listed are universally accepted as human rights
Civil and political Equality before the law • Freedom from arbitrary arrest and detention • Freedom of assembly • Freedom of association • Cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment • Freedom from discrimination • Freedom of information • Freedom of movement • Freedom of religion • Freedom from slavery • Freedom of speech • Freedom of thought • Freedom from torture • Legal aid • LGBT rights • Liberty • Nationality • Personhood • Presumption of innocence • Right of asylum • Right to die • Right to a fair trial • Right to family life • Right to keep and bear arms • Right to life • Right to petition • Right to privacy • Right to protest • Right to refuse medical treatment • Right to resist • Right of self-defense • Right to truth • Security of person • Suffrage
Economic, social
and cultural
Digital rights • Equal pay for equal work • Fair remuneration • Labor rights • Right to an adequate standard of living • Right to clothing • Right to development • Right to education • Right to food • Right to health • Right to a healthy environment • Right to housing • Right to Internet access • Right to property • Right to public participation • Right of reply • Right to rest and leisure • Right of return • Right to science and culture • Right to social security • Right to water • Right to work
Sexual and
reproductive
Abortion • Family planning • Freedom from involuntary female genital mutilation • Intersex human rights • LGBT rights • Sexual and reproductive health • Right to sexuality
Violations Crimes against humanity • Genocide • War crimes
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