rightsthat
Rightsthat is a term used in rights theory and governance to refer to a class of meta-rights—rights about the protection and realization of other rights. It is not the name of a specific statute, but a label employed to discuss guarantees that enable individuals to claim, verify, and enforce their rights.
Core features often associated with rightsthat include transparency about how rights are applied; accessible information about
Contexts: The term appears in debates within civil liberties, constitutional law, or digital rights. In digital
Criticism: Some scholars argue that rightsthat can be vague or overbroad, risking fungibility with unrelated guarantees.
See also: human rights, civil rights, digital rights, due process, rule of law, governance, meta-rights.