Human Rights Act
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A Human Rights Act is a piece of legislation that sets out individual rights and freedoms under law. Many countries have similar rights enshrined into law; the countries with this naming convention tend to be Commonwealth countries. For specific variations see the articles for relevant act in the following countries:
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