The rights of mankind?
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Creator was very carefully chosen as it is denotative neutral. I would expect anyone logical to agree that something or some things had to put this macro environment together and take the blame for what is going on in this creation.\n\nAnybody that has a great need to name or have named for them something they can blame or thank, and thus be made happy--is happy by licking up to their translation of creator.. \n\nThem guys at the hall weren't no slouches on putting words together to satisfy a bunch of cantankerous pioneers and just off the boat dandies with some dangling pastors.
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Yes, they are the 8th Wonder of the World aren't they?  NOT!\n\nILLEGAL ALIENS can get their HUMAN RIGHTS In their own countries!
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'Natural' rights are those freedoms which we believe or arrange statutorily to be the same for all persons. This is an often misunderstood concept attributed to morality and religion. In reality, though, ALL rights which we have in society are statutory, in other words, determined by laws (either written or assumed rules). In quid-pro-quo fashion, we agree to behave as civilized people in exchange for the protection of societal advantages, such as not being killed for frivolous reasons, not being treated as less than other individual humans, etc. The strength of individual rights in a particular country hinges upon the overall integrity of that country's laws and communities, and resources to provide adequate living conditions for it's people. In other words, if a country is relatively stable and sustainable, its people will be able to maintain social contracts within it. If a community, province, country, or world has instabilities in supplies, overpopulation, inadequate legal structure or unbalanced power/trade, then the variations in resources, weapons, or attitudes will affect the ability of people within and around that area to conduct normal relations and enter into agreements on a fair basis, whether competitively or cooperatively.
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The qur'an, a work of fiction by Muhammed?  What do you mean, exactly, by "the rights"?  Are you asking who has the right to print it?
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1/  One man's right to excercise his right can be the cause of infringement on another's rights. \n\n2/  It is diffcult to enforce universal rights and police violations since each state is independent and has its own laws. Also, not all states would be willing to ratify a unversal law of human rights.
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I believe everyone has the right to their own beliefs. No one with any human decency has the right to take away that privelage. Of course, if the practices are archaic and dangerous, such as human sacrifice, they may need to be omitted for the time being. But yes, everyone has the right to their own beliefs.
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What makes you think you have a right to anything? \n\nSuggest reading Rights in the wikipedia.\n\n"There are two fundamental controversies surrounding the notion of rights: First, there is the question of the basis for rights (on what basis can rights be said to exist). Second, there is the question of the content of rights (what the rights of a person actually are)."\n\nWhat is a right?\n"At its most fundamental, a right is a claim, on other persons, that is acknowledged and perhaps reciprocated among the principals associated with that claim." \n \nWho granted  you these rights?
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Natural law are the God given human rights.  Samuel Adams, the father of the American Revolution, elaborated that man has a right to life, liberty, and property in that order.  \n\nThese rights follow a sequential order and to deviate from that order would violate someone's human rights.  Take slavery for example.  The slaveholder would argue that the black person is their property.  The abolishionist would say they are a human being entitled to liberty.  Same with abortion.  Pro-abortionists would say the unborn is a part of the womans body, a mass of cell tissue.  Pro-lifers would say it is a living human being entitled to the right to life.\n\nThere are more details but this should suffice.  If you need to know more just let me know.  These principles are in our Constitution and Declaration of Independence.  It is too bad most Americans and people are too ignorant about natural law.  This is the foundation of civil rights.
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People... We enter into a social contract and make government to protect our rights.  We're willing to give up some rights to protect others. - John Locke in a nutshell.
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The right of self-determination.
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I agree with Pandak, all except for one thing.  Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness were the  inalienable rights described to us in the Declaration of Independence by our forefathers.  John Locke (not the character from "Lost", the theorist) theroized that we have only three natural rightas (inalienable rights).  The right to Life, Liberty, and Property.  The Pursuit of Happiness was not one of the three.  \n\nBut on all other counts, I agree with all of his other points.
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A clear distinction must be made between human rights and civil rights. \n\nHuman rights are inherent and inalienable, and are defined by universal documents (these rights, however, are often mainly given lip service, particularly by dictatorial regimes).\n\nCivil rights are those rights citizens of a nation have as a matter of constitutional guarantee. They cannot be violated by the authorities, and depending on the particular right, by other people. Civil rights can be abridged or even abrogated following conviction of a crime, however. \n\nNations beset with instability grant fewer civil rights to its citizens than stable, established democracies such as  in the US or UK.
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The right to exist, freedom of speech, and desire for happiness
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I was going to give you a big huge list of our rights, but I would prefer to direct you to a couple links that explain them better than I can, if you could read any of them.\n\nWe have a great ammount of rights, and it is the duty of our men to protect our rights and stand up for us. Not what many "Islamic" countries would lead one to believe these days, but people deviate.\n\nI hope they help you!\n\nEdit: Yes, we get to keep our own earnings to do with whatever the heck we choose, lol. The men are responsible for supporting the family, not the women. We can shop, save, give as gifts, open a business...endless opportunities.
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Animals have rights while they are alive.\n\nRocks, once had rights.\n\nIn due time (billions of years probably), they may have rights again.
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You absolutely have that right. It is protected by the bill of rights -- right of assembly and free speech.
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Sorry to disagree with matt above me here but the Constitution does not "give" us anything. The founding fathers believed that all men are born with certain unalienable rights, but if you are born or  become a U.S.A. citizen then these rights cannot be taken away from you without due process. Now to the question at hand. Yes we now live in a time were the GOP are taking away rights without due process Example: Patriot Act, Freedom of Information Act...  What can we do? I don't have that answer, if I did I would run for office myself.