The rights to which a person is entitled simply because he/she is a human and that cannot be taken away by the government are known as _____ rights.

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Natural rights, also known as inherent rights or human rights, are considered to be universal and inalienable. They include the right to life, liberty, privacy, free speech, and equality before the law. Natural rights are not granted by any government or legal authority, but are believed to be inherent in all human beings.

The Rights to Which a Person Is Entitled Simply Because