Self-determination

Self-determination

Refers to a number of distinct human rights. These include the right to equality under the law, the right to a nationality, the right to freely leave and return to a person's country of origin, the right to freedom from persecution because of race, religion, or gender, and a host of others.

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Industry/Domain: History
Category: World history
Educational Institution: New York State Board of Regents
Product: Regents Exams
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