You only have one right:

Specifically:

1. Your mind is your property. You own your mind. You can use your mind for whatever you wish. You can think anything you want. You can believe anything you want.
2. You own your body. You can do anything you want with your body - except using it to initiate force.
3. You can trade your property, provided that the trade is mutually consensual.
4. You may use your property for whatever you want - except using it to initiate force.

Significantly, rights are the flip-side of obligations - one person's right is another's obligation.

• Your right to not be assaulted is everyone else's responsibility to not assault you.
• Your right to keep possession of your property is everyone else's responsibility not to steal it.

Rights are inalienable. No-one's rights can changed or taken away.

Governments cannot create, destroy or change people's rights.

Rights in this work, are the basis of morality.

See

• Morality
• Freedom
• Individual Sovereignty
• Government and Rights
• Rights Versus Obligations