Governments can withdraw the right at any time, with or without compensation.
They usually don't without an exceptional reason.
But if they want to, they can.
They usually don't without an exceptional reason.
But if they want to, they can.
> Is it really the case individuals can not assert their rights without a governments backing?
doesn't the word "rights" itself presuppose a governing/arbitrating body?I should've left the quoted part out as its presumptuous, my bad.