The Fair Restriction of Civil Liberties

Since the new era of terrorism has swept the world since the 9/11 attack on the United States, the subsequent discussion is to prevent terrorist attacks from fundamental civil liberties enjoyed by any citizens, free and democratic Whether to give priority or not. Imagine a society in which both can exist if we consider the definition of citizen's freedom to be "freedom from government and other interference, protected by law, such as freedom of speech and freedom of religion" It is difficult.

The most shocking human rights issue is that the government severely limits the freedom to change the rights of the government through free and fair elections, limits the freedom of the citizen, and the ignorance of government arbitrary detention, torture and the dignity of life It is to act through use. Take away your life without legitimate procedures. The government severely limits freedom of speech and press freedom (including the Internet), gatherings, association, movement and religion. The government covered those who were brought up in criminal cases convicted of juvenile offenders, minor crimes, unjust trials, possibly public executions or collective executions. Security forces under the control of the government are carrying out political motivated violence and crackdown such as torture, beatings and rape. The government imposed penalties on strict official sanctions including cutting and whipping

Civil liberty is a certain right guaranteed to be not restricted or suppressed by the government. Unlike citizens' rights, civil liberties mean our general right that citizen's rights are released from unequal treatment before the law. Citizen freedom comes from the Constitution and Human Rights Act of the United States and is refined and regulated by the Federal Court System and the United States Supreme Court.

Citizen freedom and civic rights are the most important. These terms are easy to confuse, but there is one important difference. For example, the government can violate the freedom of all citizens by restricting the floor, but refuses equal protection against a particular group and can only treat them as second - class citizens. If they deal with everyone equally, it may infringe our rights, but by definition they can not deny equal rights. In the following chapters, we will examine civil liberties and citizens' rights in more detail. It is clear that federal, state and local governments often violate the rights of citizens.