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Human values

Freedom

Freedom

Dynamics

Isaiah Berlin drew the distinction between “negative” and “positive” freedom. Negative freedom refers to “freedom from” – freedom from hunger or state coercion, for example. Positive freedom means “freedom to do” – that is, having the opportunity and resources to be able to choose and act for oneself.

Broader

Willingness-Unwillingness

Rightness-Wrongness

Freedom-Restraint

Facility-Difficulty

Exertion-Fatigue

Economy-Prodigality

Probity-Improbity

Problem

Denial of right to sufficient food

Suppression of intellectual freedom

Restrictions on freedom of movement among countries

Restrictions on freedom of information

Restriction of freedom of expression

Limited artistic expression

Limitations of democracy

Lack of press freedom

Internment without trial

Fear of increased autonomy

Discrimination against domestic servants

Denial to experimental animals of the right to freedom from suffering

Denial to animals of the right to freedom from mass killing

Denial of the right of association

Denial of right to freedom of religion of indigenous peoples

Denial of right to freedom from cruel, inhumane or degrading punishment

Denial of religious liberty

Denial of freedom of thought in communist systems

Denial of academic freedom

Violation of the right of international freedom of navigation

Travel restrictions

Restrictions on freedom of worship

Restrictions on freedom of movement within countries

Restrictions on freedom

Misleading liberation theology

Lack of freedom of movement of children of separated parents

Lack of essential freedom due to unawareness of actuality

Incitement to hatred

Exploitation of children

Denial to food animals of the right to freedom from suffering

Denial of sexual freedom

Denial of right to freedom from testifying against oneself

Denial of right to freedom from retroactive laws and punishments

Denial of right to freedom from imprisonment for failure to fulfil a contractual agreement

Denial of freedom of opinion

Denial of freedom of expression in clothing

Denial of freedom of conscience

Arbitrary exile

Abuse of freedom of choice

Unbridled license of speech

Unbridled license

Social constraints on freedom of imagination

Fragmented images of personal freedom

Dependence of the disabled

Denial of right to freedom from double jeopardy

Denial of right to educational choice

Denial of freedom of thought

Abuse of liberty of conscience

Strategy

Promoting press freedom

Preserving freedom

Ensuring freedom of association for workers

Promoting religious freedom

Defending freedom of the press

Using public environment

Using freedom of expression

Using discrimination

Threatening citizenry

Suppressing intellectual freedom

Strengthening notion of personal freedom

Restricting travel

Restricting freedom of worship

Restricting freedom of thought

Restricting freedom of movement between countries

Restricting freedom of expression

Restricting freedom

Restoring individual freedom

Respecting individual language rights

Relaxing parental discipline

Reducing tension between choice and freedom

Recognizing essential freedom

Providing sufficient essential freedom

Providing multiple liability for an single criminal act

Providing human rights to education

Protecting right to freedom from attacks on personal honour and reputation

Protecting right to freedom from arbitrary expulsion

Promoting right to freedom of opinion and expression

Promoting international freedom of information

Promoting freedom

Preventing excesses in individual behaviour

Preserving religious freedom

Permitting holding of private opinion

Permitting freedom in education

Obtaining individual freedom

Monitoring violation of freedom from bond service

Maintaining freedom of life style

Limiting freedom of information

Limiting artistic expression

Increasing awareness of essential freedom

Humanizing punishment

Forming consciences regarding value of human life

Facilitating freedom

Expelling arbitrarily

Ensuring right to freedom from double jeopardy

Ensuring right to freedom from arbitrary detention

Ensuring right to freedom from arbitrary deprivation of property

Ensuring freedom to publish

Ensuring freedom of immigration

Ensuring freedom from bond service

Ensuring freedom for media personnel

Enabling international freedom of movement

Denying sexual freedom

Denying right to freedom from war propaganda

Denying right to freedom from torture

Denying right to freedom from slavery

Denying right to freedom from exploitation of children

Denying right to freedom from cruel, inhumane or degrading punishment

Denying right to freedom from compulsory labour

Denying right to freedom from attacks on personal honour and reputation

Denying right to freedom from arbitrary deprivation of property

Denying religious freedom for women

Denying freedom of thought in communist systems

Denying freedom of opinion

Denying freedom of conscience

Denying freedom

Denying academic freedom

Defending free speech

Defending academic freedom

Cultivating spiritual freedom

Controlling freedom in the transfer of property

Constraining freedom

Campaigning for personal freedoms

Campaigning for freedom

Assuring freedom of the press

Arresting arbitrarily

Allowing children freedom

Abstaining from essential freedom due to unawareness of actuality

Metadata

Database

Human values

Type

(C) Constructive values

Content quality

Presentable

Language

English

1A4N

C0797

DOCID

11307970

D7NID

192806

Editing link

Official link

https://encyclopedia.uia.org/value/freedom

Last update

Sep 17, 2024