It's hard to understand because it's wrong. Again, apart from certain fundamental rights (e.g. right to life) you only "have" are the right that are granted by the local laws. What does it mean to "have" a right? It's means you're able to exercise it. Can you exercise your right to bear arms in Germany? No. Can you exercise your right to free speech in North Korea? No. Etc. You only have these rights when you're in your own country. You may enjoy similar rights in similar countries, but that's about it.