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The legal social, legal and ethical principles of freedom are called rights. They are of importance in law, ethics, and justice and are considered to be fundamental to civilization. They are protections that cannot be taken away by others. In democratic systems, all individuals are considered to have some rights. Protection of rights is considered to be the duty of government. John Locke was the first philosopher to suggest that all individuals were born with natural rights and described the right to life, property, and liberty as three fundamental rights. American and French revolutions, the American civil rights movement, and the anti-slavery campaigns were rights movements. People in Myanmar, Tibet, and African countries are still struggling for their rights.