Civil rights are individual freedoms such as the right to movement, bodily autonomy, life, expression, property, and equality before the law. Liberty consists of being able to do what does not harm others, with limits set only by law to ensure others' enjoyment of the same rights. Civil rights include social rights like health and education, as well as political rights. The objectives of civil rights are to ensure freedom of choice and self-determination, and to be respected. Civil rights are established within a nation's territory while human rights are inherent to all individuals by birth. The US civil rights movement sought to promote these fundamental freedoms.
2. WHO ARE THEY ?
Civil Rights are individual freedoms, As the right to
come and go, to dispose of the body, the right to life,
freedom of expression, property, equality before the
law.
Section 4. º - Liberty consists in being able to do
everything which does not harm others: thus, the
exercise of the natural rights of each man has no
limits except those which assure to the other
members of society the enjoyment of these rights.
These limits can only be determined by law.
3. INSIDE THE CIVIL RIGHTS
Social Rights
Rights to Health
Rights to Education
Political Rights
4. OBJECTIVE
o Ensure that the relationship between people is
based on freedom of choice, the direction of your
own life;
o Be respected;
5. COMPARISON BETWEEN CIVIL RIGHTS AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Civil rights are rights that are established by
the nations limited to its territorial limits, while
human rights are rights that say that
individuals have by nature at birth.
