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Rights of Man and the Citizen, Declaration of the

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Rights of Man and the Citizen, Declaration of the

Historic French document. According to the statement of the French National Assembly in 1789, these rights include representation in the legislature; equality before the law; equality of opportunity; freedom from arbitrary imprisonment; freedom of speech and religion; taxation in proportion to ability to pay; and security of property. In 1946 were added equal rights for women; right to work, join a union, and strike; leisure, social security, and support in old age; and free education.



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