Incidents in which rights have been violated specific examples .

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1. Violent acts that cause physical injury or death to citizens by violent means such as beatings or instigating others to use violent means such as beatings are serious violations of citizens' personal rights. 2. Illegal use of **, police equipment**, police equipment. 3. Other illegal acts that cause bodily injury or death to citizens.

The law focuses on the protection of every citizen's personal rights, and our personal rights mainly include the right to life and health, property rights, etc. However, in real life, there are still situations that infringe on the personal rights of others, so do you know what are the circumstances of violating personal rights? Let's take a look at it.

1. Violence

The use of violent means such as beatings or instigating others to use violent means such as beatings to cause bodily injury or death to citizens is a serious violation of citizens' personal rights.

The form of violence used by the executive is varied. Regardless of whether the administrative organ and its staff have the authority to perform their duties, and regardless of the subjective purpose of the administrative organ and its staff, the victim has the right to claim compensation if he or she causes bodily injury or death to a citizen by committing violent acts.

2. Illegal use of **, police equipment**, police equipment.

Refers to firearms, batons, police ropes, handcuffs, etc. The staff of administrative organs who have the right to use ** and police equipment mainly include personnel of the people's police and armed police forces. **, the use of police equipment must meet certain conditions.

According to the relevant provisions, the people's police may use ** or police equipment when carrying out official duties such as arresting, detaining, escorting prisoners, and being on duty, patrolling, and handling public security incidents, but they must meet the conditions for the use of ** and police equipment, and the time, type, and use of **, police equipment, and how to use them must be appropriate to the degree of behavior of the subject of management; When the use of ** and police equipment needs to go through a certain approval procedure, the approval procedure must be performed.

Illegal use of ** and police equipment has many manifestations.

For example, the use of **, police equipment in situations where it should not be used; The use of ** and the degree of police equipment are not corresponding to the behavior of the person being managed; Wrong choice of type of police equipment for use and **; The use of **, police equipment violates the magic weapon approval process, and so on. The state shall be liable for compensation for any employee of an administrative organ who illegally uses ** or police equipment in the course of performing official duties and causes bodily injury or death to a citizen.

3. Other illegal acts that cause bodily injury or death to citizens.

This is a general provision of the State Compensation Law, which refers to the acts carried out by administrative organs and their staff that cause damage to citizens' right to life and health, in addition to the circumstances listed in Article 3 of the State Compensation Law.

The above is to bring you about the situation of violating personal rights, which are repentant, I believe you also have a certain understanding after reading it. Personal rights are the most basic rights of citizens, and if they are violated, everyone must have the courage to take up the law to protect their rights. If you still have any legal questions, you can consult a professional lawyer to answer specific questions and effectively protect your legitimate interests.

Where a citizen's right to name, portrait, reputation, or honor is infringed upon, he or she has the right to demand that the infringement be stopped, that his reputation be restored, that the impact be eliminated, that he make a formal apology, and that he or she may demand compensation for losses. Where legal persons' rights to name, reputation, or honor are infringed upon, the provisions of the preceding paragraph apply.

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Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China on the Cancellation and Demolition of Hu

Article 49 In order to protect copyright and copyright-related rights, rights holders may take technical measures.

Without the permission of the right holder, no organization or individual may intentionally circumvent or destroy technological measures, shall not manufacture, import or provide relevant devices or components to the public for the purpose of circumventing or destroying technical measures, and shall not intentionally provide technical services for others to circumvent or destroy technical measures. However, there are exceptions to situations that can be avoided as provided by laws and administrative regulations.

"Technological measures" as used in this Law refers to effective technologies, devices, or components used to prevent or restrict the viewing and appreciation of works, performances, audio or video recordings without the permission of the rights holders, or to provide works, performances, audio or video recordings to the public through information networks.

1) Intentionally deleting or altering rights management information on works, layout designs, performances, audio or video recordings, or radio or television, except where it cannot be avoided due to technical reasons;

2) Knowing or should know that works, layout designs, performance failures, audio or video recordings, or rights management information on radio or television have been deleted or altered without permission, but still provide them to the public.

1) Publishing a work without the permission of the copyright owner;

2) Without the permission of the co-authors, publishing a work created in collaboration with others as a work created by oneself alone;

3) Signing the works of others without participating in the creation of works for the purpose of seeking personal fame and wealth;

4) Distorting or tampering with the works of others;

5) Plagiarizing the works of others;

6) Without the permission of the copyright owner, using the works of the Imperial Banquet by means of exhibiting or filming audiovisual works, or using the works by means such as adaptation, translation, or annotation, except as otherwise provided by this Law;

7) Failure to pay remuneration for the use of another person's work;

8) Renting out originals or reproductions of audiovisual works, computer software, or audio or video recordings without the permission of the copyright holders, performers, or producers of audiovisual works, computer software, or audio or video recordings, except as otherwise provided in this Law;

9) Without the permission of the publisher, using the layout design of the books or periodicals they publish;

10) Without the performer's permission, live streaming or publicly transmitting their live performance, or recording their performance;

Legal analysis and royal Jane: When one's legitimate rights and interests are infringed, one must not act rashly, nor swallow one's anger, but actively negotiate with the infringer to solve the problem, and then protect one's legitimate rights and interests through arbitration and even legal means if the negotiation fails.

Basis for legal demolition: Article 233 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China If the property right is infringed, the right holder may resolve it through reconciliation, mediation, arbitration, litigation and other means.

Right to Equality (Case) A company recruited a project manager, and after a rigorous preliminary examination, written examination and interview, Ms. Lin won the first place.

First, Mr. Zhang was second, but it was Mr. Zhang who was finally admitted. Ms. Lin approached the person in charge of the company to ask for an explanation, and the person in charge said that the project manager position was given priority to men, which Ms. Lin could not accept and believed that the company had violated her right to equality. So, is the company's claim that "men first" legal?

Does the village committee have the right to restrict the villagers' freedom of life?

Case) Wu's motorcycle was stolen, and he reported to the village committee that he suspected that it was done by Tongcun Liu. The village committee found Liu for questioning. Liu resolutely denied that the director of the village committee felt that his attitude was bad, so he locked Liu in the office of the village committee and sent people to guard him day and night, questioning him for three days and nights.

Does the village committee have the right to restrict the personal freedom of villagers?

Forced evictions are examples of citizens' property rights being violated by the coercive force of the state, and there should be many such cases. Another example is torture to extract confessions.

1. Some women cannot obtain equal status and rights with men in family relations, but are in a position where men are inferior to women, have no say in major family matters, and have no economic control and use rights. Some have even become "slaves" who only have the obligation to work and cannot enjoy equal rights.

2. In terms of inheritance, daughters often do not get the same share of inheritance as their sons, and are even deprived of inheritance rights. Some people believe that a married woman is like water spilled and has no right to inherit.

3. In some rural areas, women are not equally entitled to contracted land, self-reserved land, and homestead land on an equal footing with men.

4. In some jobs, enterprises and institutions, female employees cannot be paid the same amount of work as male employees, and they receive less wages and bonuses for doing the same work. In some units, when layoffs are made, female workers are often laid off more often.

Case: Passenger was punished for beating the driver.

Contents] On July 31, 2006, Ma and his wife Li took a bus and after being refused to get off at an off-stop site, they beat the driver, causing multiple injuries to the bus driver's face, neck, upper arms, waist and chest, mild swelling of the left auricle, and a traumatic perforation of the tympanic membrane in the left ear, which was determined by forensic medicine to constitute minor injuries. After the incident, Ma's wife, Li, was punished by 10 days of administrative detention, and Ma was prosecuted. On December 28, 2006, Ma was sentenced to two years imprisonment, suspended for three years, for intentional injury.

Comment] Ma and Li are really domineering! Asking to park at a non-site is an unreasonable request, and beating a driver is even more intolerable!

A life is heavier than the earth". Life and health are precious, everyone enjoys the right to life and health, and the right to life and health is the most fundamental personal right of citizens. China's Constitution, Criminal Law, General Principles of Civil Law, Public Security Administration Punishment Law and other laws all protect citizens' right to life and health.

Any illegal infringement of the life and health of others must be punished by law, and Ma and Li ignored the citizen's right to life and health, and as a result, they were duly punished. We should be like this driver, when their lives and health are violated, bravely take up the law** and protect their right to life and health in accordance with the law.

Do unto others as you would have them do to you. "In daily life, we must strengthen the concept of the legal system, care for the lives and health of others, stay away from violence, conscientiously learn the lessons of Ma and Li, and never do anything that infringes on or endangers the lives and health of others.

He scolded me; He hit me; He has restricted my personal freedom; He slandered me; He violated my right to reputation.

If the property right is infringed, the right holder may resolve it through conciliation, mediation, arbitration, litigation and other means.

1.If a dispute arises over the ownership or content of the real right, the interested party may request confirmation of the right.

2.If there is no right to occupy the immovable or movable property, the right holder may request the return of the original property.

3.Where the real right is obstructed or may be obstructed, the right holder may request that the obstruction be removed or the danger eliminated.

4.Where damage to immovable or movable property is caused, the right holder may request repair, rework, replacement or restoration to its original state in accordance with law.

5.Where a real right is infringed and damage is caused to the right holder, the right holder may request compensation for damages in accordance with law, and may also request to bear other civil liabilities in accordance with law.

The methods of protection of property rights provided for in the above may be applied separately or in combination according to the circumstances of the infringement of rights.

Classification of acquisition of property rights:

The acquisition of real rights can be subdivided into the acquisition of immovable property rights, the acquisition of movable property rights, and the acquisition of usufructuary rights.

Certain legal facts can cause the occurrence of these three kinds of real rights, and certain legal acts can only cause the occurrence of one or two of them. The legal facts that can obtain immovable property rights, movable property rights, and usufruct rights mainly include the following acts and facts:

1. The cherry blossoms are shot vertically. Acquisition of property rights through sale, barter, and gift.

2. Obtained in good faith. The transferee acquires the real right of the immovable property or movable property in good faith for consideration based on its trust in the registration of the immovable property and the possession of the movable property, and even if the transferor does not have the right to transfer, the transferee can still obtain the real right of the immovable property or movable property.

3. Inheritance and bequest. After the death of a citizen, the heirs and legatees acquire the property rights of the estate. The time of death of a citizen is the time when the heirs and legatees obtain the property rights of the inheritance.

4. Compensation and compensation. Acquisition of property rights through compensation and compensation.

5. Judgments and rulings. Obtain real rights through the judgment of the people's court and the award of the arbitral tribunal. The time when a judgment or award takes effect is the time when the parties acquire the real right.

6. Allocation. Acquisition of property rights through allocation.

7. Timeliness. Acquisition of property rights through the acquisition of statute of limitations.

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