Rights
A right is something each person is owed, which protects them even against what would be best for everyone else. Every right is someone else's duty. Human rights were written down in 1948.
Depth 1 · Foundation
You can say what a right protects against, whose duty it makes, and what the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is.
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Foundation
You can say what a right protects against, whose duty it makes, and what the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is.
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- 12Testing against the worldDepth 1 · Foundation · Philosophy of Science
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