Appendix:Rights and freedoms

The following is a list of common phrases describing things that are regarded as "rights" or "freedoms" in various jurisdictions.

Categories of rights[edit]

freedom from fear - a right to be free of things that cause fear
freedom from want - a right to be free of impoverished conditions
freedom of assembly
freedom of contract
freedom of choice
freedom of expression
freedom of movement
freedom of petition or freedom to petition
right of public access to the wilderness - generally the same as the right to roam
freedom of religion
freedom to roam, or right to roam
freedom of speech
freedom of the press
freedom of worship - generally the same as freedom of religion
right in action
right of action
right of contribution
right of counsel
right of entry (a property right)
right of first refusal (a contract right)
right of local self-government
right of possession (a property right arising in landlord-tenant law)
right of privacy, or right to privacy
right of publicity (a cause of action in intellectual property law)
right of redemption (a property right)
right of reentry
right of sepulchre
right of subrogation
right of survivorship
right of way
right to bear arms, or right to keep and bear arms - a right to own and carry guns
right to choice, or right to choose - generally used in connection with termination of a pregnancy
right to die
right to know
right to life - used to mean various things
right to redeem
right to travel
right to vote
right to work