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The 14 pages that link to Civil rights, each with the reason it gives.

• CitizenshipRelated: Civil rights define protections that citizenship may guarantee within a political community.

• Natural rightsRelated: Civil-rights movements have used inherent-rights claims while also pursuing enforceable legal protections.

• Judicial restraintRelated: Judicial deference can leave rights claims dependent on legislatures and political majorities.

• Police accountabilityRelated: Civil-rights law sets standards for police conduct and remedies for violations.

• American Civil Liberties UnionRelated: The ACLU's advocacy includes equality claims alongside individual freedoms.

• Social reformRelated: Legal reforms have expanded protections against exclusion based on race, sex, and other characteristics.

• Police brutalityRelated: Police brutality can violate rights to bodily security and freedom from unlawful treatment.

• Social equalityRelated: Civil rights laws seek to secure equal status and participation across social groups.

• Police officerRelated: Restricts how officers may treat people and exercise authority.

• Civil libertarianismRelated: Civil-rights claims often seek equal access, while civil-libertarian arguments foreground limits on state interference.

• Domestic policyRelated: Domestic policy defines and enforces protections within a country’s legal system.

• Natural rights and legal rightsRelated: Their history shows how denied legal protection can motivate claims of inherent equality.