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'''Unalienable rights''' are permanent rights belonging to citizens which can never be taken away by legitimate government action. [[Thomas Jefferson]] made the concept famous in the [[Declaration of Independence]] in 1776, and it forms a bedrock of American political values or [[Republicanism]].  In recent years other vcountries, such as Canada, have declared similar constitutional rights.

'''Unalienable rights''' also spelled '''inalienable rights''' are permanent rights belonging to citizens which can never be taken away by legitimate government action. [[Thomas Jefferson]] made the concept famous in the [[Declaration of Independence]] in 1776, and it forms a bedrock of American political values or [[Republicanism]].  In recent years other vcountries, such as Canada, have declared similar constitutional rights.