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Table 2 What should be the fundamental and universal RIGHTS contained in the Constitution? Choose up to seven topics among the list below or suggest others

From: Mapping the complexity of political ideology using emergent networks: the Chilean case

Original concepts

  

Suffrage/vote

Honor/reputation

Nationality

Right of association

Election to public office

Peaceful assembly

Participation

Life

Freedom to work

Security/nonviolence

Right to work

Equality

Fair wage

Nondiscrimination

Decent housing

Equality before the law

Health care

Freedom of education

Freedom of conscience

Personal freedom

Property

Freedom of movement

Freedom of expression

Education

Gender equity

Right to strike

Social security

Privacy and intimacy

Access to culture

Cultural identity

Right to information

Indigenous people

Tax equality

Request before the authorities

Right to organize and to collective bargaining

Equality in relation to public burdens

Mental and physical integrity

Access to justice/due process

Children and teenager’s rights

Integration of disabled people

Environmental respect/protection

Judicial protection of individual rights

Free economic initiative/free enterprise

Access to public information

Others, specify

New concepts

  

Standard of living

Freedom of worship

Right to water

Human rights

Social rights

Animal rights

Cultural identity of indigenous people

Right to quality public health care

Respect life from conception

Right to make one’s own decisions about one’s life

Freedom

Right to work and a decent wage

Freedom of information and speech

Conservation of cultural and historical heritage