Denial of rights

Rights that are denied are never possessed. Rights that are granted, and in principle possessed, can be violated by deprivation, infringement or curtailment.

1. Structural violence
2. Injustice

1. Restriction of freedom of expression
2. Denial of the right to receive information
3. Denial of state's rights
4. Denial of rights to vulnerable groups
5. Denial of rights of inanimate objects
6. Denial of rights of ethnic minorities
7. Denial of rights of businesses
8. Denial of rights of animals
9. Denial of right of self determination
10. Denial of human rights
11. Arrogation of rights

1. Lack of protection for the vulnerable
2. Fear
3. Deprivation

1. Unethical practices

1. Violating human rights
2. Strengthening rights
3. Respecting rights of vulnerable groups during states of emergency
4. Protecting rights
5. Infringing rights
6. Improving rights
7. Exposing violation of the rights of mentally-ill persons
8. Exposing violation of rights of vulnerable groups during states of emergency
9. Exposing violation of right of legal review
10. Ensuring rights of mentally-ill persons
11. Ensuring right to freedom from double jeopardy
12. Employing violence
13. Denying rights

1. Violation
2. Self-denial
3. Rights
4. Privation
5. Infringement
6. Deprivation
7. Denial
8. Curtailment
9. Contravention
10. Existence-Nonexistence
11. Possession-Loss
12. Energy-Moderation
13. Observance-Nonobservance
14. Oversufficiency-Insufficiency
15. Appropriateness-Inappropriateness
16. Sharing-Appropriation
17. Improvement-Impairment
18. Provability-Unprovability
19. Consent-Refusal
20. Freedom-Restraint
21. Belief-Unbelief
22. Wealth-Poverty
23. Obedience-Disobedience
24. Dueness-Undueness
25. Expansion-Contraction
26. Rightness-Wrongness
27. Choice-Necessity
28. Support-Opposition
29. Presence-Absence
30. Assent-Dissent
31. Legality-Illegality
32. Affirmation-Denial
33. Circumscription-Intrusion