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There's no such right, but a government could create such a right just as it's possible to guarantee a right to telephone service or to public libraries. Some governments do this, some don't. Rights of this nature are not so fundamental as to be found in documents such as the Universal DéclarationDeclaration of Human Rights.

There's no such right, but a government could create such a right just as it's possible to guarantee a right to telephone service or to public libraries. Some governments do this, some don't. Rights of this nature are not so fundamental as to be found in documents such as the Universal Déclaration of Human Rights.

There's no such right, but a government could create such a right just as it's possible to guarantee a right to telephone service or to public libraries. Some governments do this, some don't. Rights of this nature are not so fundamental as to be found in documents such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

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There's no such right, but a government could create such a right just as it's possible to guarantee a right to telephone service or to public libraries. Some governments do this, some don't. Rights of this nature are not so fundamental as to be found in documents such as the Universal Déclaration of Human Rights.