right to choose
The "right to choose" emphasizes individual autonomy and the freedom to make personal decisions without external interference.
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Definition
C1Reproductive Rights
(legal, ethical)The legal or moral entitlement of a pregnant woman to decide whether to continue or terminate her pregnancy.
Example
- The debate over the right to choose often centers around reproductive rights and abortion laws.
C1End-of-Life Decisions
(legal, ethical)The entitlement of an individual to decide whether to end their own life through euthanasia.
Example
- Many countries have laws that address the right to choose in the context of euthanasia.
B2Personal Autonomy
(general)The freedom to make choices about one's own life and body without external coercion.
Example
- The right to choose is fundamental to personal autonomy and individual freedom.
B2Healthcare Decisions
(legal, ethical)The ability to make decisions about one's own medical treatments and healthcare.
Example
- Patients often exercise their right to choose when consenting to medical procedures.
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