prava

prava

That which is due to individuals, based on core ethical principles. Rights create parallel duties on the part of others, or on society as a whole. So-called negative rights are rights of non-interference (e. G. , with one’s speech, conscience, associations), typically grounded in the principle of autonomy. Positive rights, by contrast, are rights of "recipience" (e.g. to education, health care), typically grounded in the principle of justice.

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Προσθήκη εικόνας

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prava pristupa

Ιατρικές συσκευές; Radiology equipment

Permissions (i. E. No access, read, edit) which are granted to individual users defining the level of access to a given application area.

prirodna prava

Sociology; Criminology

Prava koja, prema teoretičarima prirodnog prava, individualci zadržavaju u svom suočavanju s djelovanjima i interesima državne vlasti.

mineralna prava

Ενέργεια; Άνθρακας; Φυσικό αέριο; Πετρέλαιο

The ownership of the minerals beneath the earth's surface with the right to remove them. Mineral rights may be conveyed separately from surface rights.

građanska prava

Government; American government

Protections and privileges given to all U. S. Citizens by the Constitution and Bill of Rights.

neotuđiva prava

Government; American government

Fundamental rights of the people that may not be taken away. A phrase used in the Virginia Declaration of Rights and the Declaration of Independence.

apsolutizam

Philosophy; Ethics

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despotizam

Philosophy; Ethics

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altruizam

Philosophy; Ethics

As a theory of action, this can be descriptive (i.e., that people do, at least sometimes, appear to act in other than self-regarding ways). Or it can be a normative position about ...

autonomija

Philosophy; Ethics

The principle of respect for persons, and of individual self-determination consistent with that principle. As most commonly defined, autonomy points in the direction of personal ...

povjerljivost

Philosophy; Ethics

The principle that one should keep one's promises about information not to disclosure. A subset of duties of fidelity.

dužnost

Philosophy; Ethics

Action, or an act, that is due by moral or legal obligation. Rights, grounded in core ethical principles such as autonomy, beneficence/nonmaleficence and justice, create duties -- ...