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

 * absolute rights
 * animal rights
 * bragging rights
 * civil rights
 * consumer rights
 * creditor's rights
 * equal rights
 * exclusive rights
 * fundamental rights
 * gay rights
 * gun rights
 * human rights
 * men's rights
 * Miranda rights (the rights which, in the United States, must be afforded to a suspect when they are arrested)
 * parental rights
 * personality rights
 * property rights
 * women's rights
 * youth rights

Specific rights and freedoms

 * 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