Violation of civil rights

Violation of civil rights is a daily state of affairs in many countries of the world.

It can be argued that denial of civil rights does not constitute infringement or violation of civil rights, since denial can be considered merely an attitude without any active consequence in society. However, it can also be argued, notably in the case of minority discrimination, that denial is in itself an insidious form of violation which is equally harmful to its victims.

1. Denial of human rights

1. Wrongful detention
2. Unjust punishments for crimes
3. Unjust dismissal of workers
4. Travel restrictions
5. Restrictions on recognition of nationality
6. Restrictions on freedom of movement within countries
7. Restrictions on freedom of movement among countries
8. Protracted pre-trial internment
9. Needless incarceration
10. Denial of the right to die
11. Denial of sexual freedom
12. Denial of right to trial by a court
13. Denial of right to time to prepare a trial defence
14. Denial of right to security
15. Denial of right to resist oppression
16. Denial of right to participate in government
17. Denial of right to manifest religion
18. Denial of right to liberty
19. Denial of right to hold public office
20. Denial of right to fair and public trial
21. Denial of right to dignity
22. Denial of right to develop as human beings
23. Denial of right to change religion
24. Denial of religious liberty
25. Denial of political rights
26. Denial of control over own life
27. Denial of access to news
28. Criminal violation of civil rights

1. Social injustice
2. Dispossession

1. Political instability
2. Police crimes during narcotic investigations
3. Denial of right to justice
4. Coercive enforcement

1. Restriction of freedom of expression
2. Infringement of privacy
3. Denial of right of assembly
4. Criminalization of drug use

1. Undertaking civilian protest
2. Respecting student's rights
3. Respecting rights of vulnerable groups during states of emergency
4. Respecting integrity of creation
5. Respecting civil rights
6. Protecting rights under state of emergency
7. Protecting rights of unborn children
8. Protecting rights of sexual minorities
9. Protecting rights
10. Protecting human rights
11. Pacifying citizens
12. Monitoring civil rights
13. Exposing violations of human rights
14. Exposing violation of the rights of mentally-ill persons
15. Exposing violation of the integrity of creation
16. Exposing violation of student's rights
17. Exposing violation of rights of vulnerable groups during states of emergency
18. Exposing violation of right of legal review
19. Exposing violation of civil rights
20. Ensuring rights of mentally-ill persons
21. Ensuring right to freedom from double jeopardy
22. Ensuring freedom from bond service
23. Discrediting laws in violation of human decency
24. Denying civil and political rights
25. Banning laws violating human decency

1. Violation
2. Self-denial
3. Rights
4. Denial