The rights that men ought to have and actually have, under certain socio-historical conditions, in accordance with their natural and social attributes, which are recognized by law and jointly enjoyed citizens, in political, economic, social and cultural aspects, including the right to life, right to health, right to portrait, right to writing, right to property, right to labor, right to safety, right to speech, right to belief, right to freedom, etc…
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