This document discusses different types of rights:
1) Natural rights given to all humans, like life and liberty.
2) Constitutional rights protected by the constitution, which cannot be taken away by lawmakers.
3) Statutory rights provided by laws and able to be changed by lawmakers, like minimum wage.
It also classifies constitutional rights into political, civil, social and economic categories. Political rights include citizenship and suffrage. Civil rights protect due process and prohibit involuntary servitude. Social and economic rights ensure individual well-being.
This document discusses different types of rights:
1) Natural rights given to all humans, like life and liberty.
2) Constitutional rights protected by the constitution, which cannot be taken away by lawmakers.
3) Statutory rights provided by laws and able to be changed by lawmakers, like minimum wage.
It also classifies constitutional rights into political, civil, social and economic categories. Political rights include citizenship and suffrage. Civil rights protect due process and prohibit involuntary servitude. Social and economic rights ensure individual well-being.
This document discusses different types of rights:
1) Natural rights given to all humans, like life and liberty.
2) Constitutional rights protected by the constitution, which cannot be taken away by lawmakers.
3) Statutory rights provided by laws and able to be changed by lawmakers, like minimum wage.
It also classifies constitutional rights into political, civil, social and economic categories. Political rights include citizenship and suffrage. Civil rights protect due process and prohibit involuntary servitude. Social and economic rights ensure individual well-being.
are the right to life, the Concepts of a bill of right to liability, the rights. right to property, and the right to love; A bill of rights may be defined as a declaration and (2) Constitutional rights.- enumeration of a person’s They are those rights which rights and privileges which are conferred and protected the Constitution is designed by the Constitution. Since to protect against they are part of the violations by the fundamental law, they cannot government, or by an be modified or taken away by individual or groups of the law-making body; and individuals. It is a charter of liberties for the (3) Statutory rights.- individual and a limitation They are those rights which upon the power of the State. are provided by laws promulgated by the law- Its basis is the social making body and, importance accorded to the consequently, may be individual in a democratic abolished by the same body. or republican state, the Examples are the right to lowliest in economic or receive minimum wage and the social status are equal to right to adopt a child by an the richest or most unrelated person. influential because they, too, are endowed with human CLASSIFICATION OF dignity. CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS.
Classes of rights. The human rights secured by
the Constitution include The rights that a citizen social and economic rights of a democratic state enjoys not just political and civil may be classified into: rights. They are as follows:
(1) Natural rights. - They (1) Political rights. - They
are those rights possessed are such rights of the by every citizen without citizens which give them the being granted by the State power to participate, directly for they are given to man by or indirectly, in the God as a human being created establishment or administration of the 8.) are likewise civil government. rights. However, they partake of the Among these rights are the nature of political rights right of citizenship (Art. when they are utilized as a IV.), the right of suffrage means to participate in the (Art. V.), and the right to government; information on matters of public concern (Sec. 7.); (3) Social and economic (2) Civil rights. –They are rights. – They refer to those rights which the law those rights which are will enforce at the instance intended to insure the well- of private individuals for being and economic security the purpose of securing to of the individual. them the enjoyment of their means of happiness. The right to property (Sec. 1.) and the right to just They include the rights to compensation for private due process and equal property taken for public protection of the laws (Sec. use (Sec. 9.) belong more 1.); the rights appropriately under this against involuntary third category of rights. servitude of the laws (Sec They are also 18[2].) and imprisonment for provided in the articles non-payment of the debt or a dealing with the promotion poll tax (Sec. 20.); the if social justice (Art. constitutional rights of the XIII.), the conservation and accused (Secs. 11 to 22); utilization of natural the social and economic resources (Art. XIV, Secs. rights (infra.); religious 1, 2, 5, [4, 5].), science freedom (Sec. 5); liberty of and technology (Ibid., abode and of changing the Secs. 17, 18.) same (Sec. 6.); and the right against impairment of obligation of a contract. (Sec. 10.)
Freedom of speech, of expression, or of the press, the right of assembly and petition, and the right to form associations (Secs. 4,