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What is the difference between "Civil Rights and "Human Rights".
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What is the difference between "Civil Rights and "Human Rights".
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Human rights are for all humans beings, regardless of location. While Civil rights would be for a specific area and also be based on a law.
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civil rights are what a specific area has for laws or rights of people in that area and human rights are rights that every human being has
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