Governments Limiting Basic Human Rights for Public Safety?

Are governments entitled to limit basic human rights in the name of public safety

Date added: October 20, 2024
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Governments are entitled to limit basic human rights if they deem it necessary to protect the public and without having to seek public consent through concepts like open democracy? (AGREE/DISAGREE)

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While this relates to an Australian issue, feedback from other countries is welcome. This will provide a global perspective, helping other countries to address similar issues and concerns, while better preparing the world for the next pandemic.

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