Illegality in the Age of Rights

"Illegality in the Age of Rights" refers to how modern legal systems balance individual rights with laws that prohibit certain actions. While individuals have rights, such as freedom of speech or movement, these rights are often limited by laws to ensure collective safety, order, and justice. The concept examines how rights are protected within the boundaries of legality, and how sometimes laws may challenge or restrict certain rights, raising questions about fairness and the role of legal authority. Essentially, it explores the ongoing relationship between legal restrictions and the protection of individual freedoms in contemporary society.