Cindy wants the United States to withdraw its troops from Iraq because she is afraid of losing her son. She writes to her congressional representative. She also takes part in public demonstrations against the war. The police arrest her during one of the demonstrations.

Which Rights have been violated and how?

Cindy wants the United States to withdraw its troops from Iraq because she’s afraid of losing her son. She writes to her congressional representative. She also takes part in public demonstrations against the war. The police arrest her during one of the demonstrations.

Her rights that have been violated are:

1. Rights to protest

2. Freedom of movement

Explanation:

Cindy as a human being and a citizen of a country has the universal and fundamental human rights that every free citizen has.

Some of her rights which were violated in her attempts to protest the sending of United States troops to Iraq were her rights to protest and freedom of movement.

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