Moral rights are those rights which are enshrined in the legal system

The right against torture in human treatment is a derogable right.

The Miranda Doctrine speaks of the rights of a person to know his/her rights.

The right to earn a living and to operate a business is a social right.

The right to life, freedom of speech, freedom of the press and assembly, freedom of religion, and the right to privacy are moral rights.

The human right principle of accountability gives the people the opportunity to see and understand the activities of the government.

The universality of human rights means that human rights are endowed to every human being regardless of the activities of the government.

Cultural Rights are rights concerning one's ethnic origin, beliefs, customs, and practices.

The rights that are promulgated and passed by a legislative body are called statutory rights.