Freedom from Arbitrary Detention
type: Class
subclass of: RBfZA58JH88QrVPUBjsLg9j
definition: Freedom from arbitrary detention is a human right that prohibits the unlawful or unjustifiable arrest or imprisonment of individuals. This right is upheld by various international legal instruments, such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and aims to ensure due process and legal protections for those accused of crimes.
source: International Bill of Human Rights