Fundamental right

 

Definition fundamental right?

A fundamental right is a basic human right that is essential for the development of an individual and society. Fundamental rights are typically enshrined in a country's constitution and are protected from government interference.

 

Some examples of fundamental rights include:

1. The right to life,
2. The right to liberty and security of person,
3. The right to equality before the law,
4. The right to freedom of expression,
5. The right to freedom of religion,
6. The right to freedom of assembly,
7. The right to a fair trial,
8. The right to education,
9. The right to work,
10. The right to social security,

Fundamental rights are essential for the protection of individuals and the promotion of a just and equitable society.