Accountability | Civility |
Cultural Rights | Democracy / Representative Government |
Economic Freedom | Economic Growth / Sustainable Development |
Environmental Protection | Equal Opportunity |
Equality Under The Law | Eradication of Poverty |
Fair Competition | Freedom from Arbitrary Detention |
Freedom from Bondage and Slavery | Freedom from Unreasonable Search and Seizure |
Freedom of Assembly & Association | Freedom of Movement |
Freedom of Speech | Freedom of Thought, Conscience and Religion |
Human Dignity | Human Rights |
Individual Rights | Individual's Right to Life |
Liberty / Freedom | Mutual Respect |
Non-discrimination | Peace |
Personal Sovereignty | Presumption of Innocence and Right of Defense |
Pursuit of Happiness | Reciprocity |
Respect for Private Life / Privacy | Responsibility / Personal Responsibility |
Right to Marry and Found a Family | Right to Political Participation |
Right to Property | Right to Security |
Rights of the Child (e.g. Right to Play) | Rule of Law |
Social Progress | Solidarity |
The Common Good | Tolerance |
Truth / Transparency |
Notes
Social values are relevant to the structure and governance of a society and shouldn't be confused with personal values such as "friendship."The social values above were primarily extracted from the constitutional law and documents of the United States and The European Union.| Overview: Social Values | ||
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Definition | Principles that are adopted by a society to guide its direction and administration. | |
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