G10 4Q CI: Rights

Human rights

these are inalienable rights that are inherited from birth and last till death

- Innate/Natural rights

- RIghts mandated by the law

2 Classifications of Rights

Innate/Natural rights

these are rights given to us by nature

Rights mandated by the law

these are rights given to us by the law

- Constitutional rights

- Statutory rights

2 Classifications of Rights mandated by the law

Constitutional rights

rights that are mandated, protected, and granted by the country's constitution

Statutory rights

rights that are mandated, approved, and ratified by the Congress or lawmakers

- Civil liberties/Civil rights

- Political rights

- Economic/Livelihood rights

- Social/Cultural rights

- Rights of the accused

5 Classifications of Rights (classified by the law)

Civil liberties/Civil rights

these are rights that are not created by the law but preserved

Political rights

rights that allow citizens to vote, participate, build, and protest their government

Economic/Livelihood rights

rights that refer to freedom to choose or pursue livelihood, business, and a decent lifestyle, according to one's desired proffession

Social/Cultural rights

these are rights that allow people to sustain themselves in how they preserve and develop their own culture and cultural identity.

Rights of the accused

these protect people of accused or any transgression of the law

Special rights

these rights are given to the vunlerable parts of society

- Women

- Children

- People with disabilities

3 Main Vunlerable Parts of Society

Bill of rights

The title of article III

- Protection of life

- Preservation of life

2 Importances of Rights