Right to Life

The Right to Life is a fundamental human right that safeguards an individual’s ability to live and be protected from unjustified harm or deprivation of life. It emphasizes that every person, regardless of circumstances, deserves respect and the opportunity to exist. This right underpins many laws and ethical principles across societies, guiding protections against violence, homicide, and euthanasia, and is central to debates about issues like abortion, capital punishment, and healthcare. Recognized globally, it affirms the inherent dignity of every human being and the obligation to preserve and respect life whenever possible.