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property
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property

Any tangible or intangible thing that is or may be owned by someone.



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He summed up Benazir's beliefs as empowerment being the right to be economically independent, right to be educated and make choices, right to have the opportunity to select a productive career, right to own property, to start a business, to flourish in the marketplace, and right to plan and balance profession and family.
The treaties guarantee rights such as the freedoms of expression, speech, religion, the right to own property, the right to marry, the right to a fair trial, and protection from torture, violence other kinds of inhumane treatment.
She said the society wanted to see these children entitled to all the rights enjoyed by Bahraini citizens, including political participation, employment, right to own property, housing and educational scholarships.
 
 
 
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