What is the main difference between natural rights and fundamental rights
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NATURAL RIGHTS :
- Natural rights are those which do not dependent on any particular culture or government , customs , law's.
- it is important basic human law nature is preservation of mankind.
- it is also "freedom right".
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS :
- fundamental rights are a group of rights by supreme court.
- these rights are specifically identified in constitution.
- there are seven fundamental rights they are
⭐ right to equality
⭐ right to freedom
⭐ right against exploitation.
⭐ right to freedom of religion, cultural , educational right .
⭐ right to property
⭐ right to constitutional remidies.
- fundamental rights are to specific country
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The main difference between the natural rights and fundamental rights is
Natural rights are those inherited by birth with certain basic rights and fundamental rights are group of rights which are embodied in constitution as being fair and legal.
Explanation:
- Rights could be defined as social claims.
- Natural rights are rights those are available to individual right from the birth.
- Few Examples of natural rights are
- the right to preserve life ,
- the right to liberty ,
- the right to make a living ,
- the right to have a family
- Fundamental rights are given under part III of the constitution from the articles 12 to 35.
- The fundamental rights are guaranteed right and are protected by the government .
- They are fundamental in sense that they are more essential for the all-round development.
- Fundamental rights are
- Right to Equality
- Right to Freedom
- Right against Exploitation
- Right to Freedom of Religion
- Cultural and Educational Rights
- Right to Constitutional Remedies
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