Group Rights
/ˈɡruːp raɪts/
Definitions
- (n.) Legal rights held collectively by a group rather than by individuals, often recognizing cultural, social, or political interests.
Indigenous peoples assert group rights to protect their cultural heritage.
Forms
- group right
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Commentary
Group rights emphasize collective interests, requiring precise drafting to balance group autonomy with individual rights.
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