õigusekaitseks

õigusekaitseks is an Estonian phrase that translates to "for the protection of rights" or "for legal defense." It is commonly used in legal and advocacy contexts within Estonia.

The phrase signifies the purpose or motivation behind an action, legal proceeding, or organization. When something is done "õigusekaitseks," it means it is undertaken to uphold, defend, or enforce existing rights, or to seek remedies when those rights have been violated. This can encompass a wide range of activities, from individual legal challenges to broader societal efforts.

Examples of its usage might include the name of a non-governmental organization dedicated to defending human rights, or a legal argument presented in court aimed at securing a particular right for a client. It underscores a commitment to the rule of law and the principle that individuals and groups should have recourse when their entitlements are threatened or infringed upon. The concept is fundamental to a functioning legal system and civil society, ensuring that established rights are respected and can be enforced through appropriate channels.