인권

The act of making something official or formal, such as a statement, rule, or agreement.

The quality of being in the public interest or belonging to the public. It refers to the nature of serving the common good rather than private profit.

To do something in a firm, solid, or secure manner. It describes making a status, relationship, or foundation stronger and more stable.

To officially and publicly announce a law, result, or decision to everyone. It is a very formal term used by government bodies or large organizations.

A moral justification, a reason, or a principle that one provides to support a certain action or position. It often refers to a 'just cause' or a formal reason for doing something.

The act or process of making or enacting laws. It refers to the function of the legislative branch of government.

Disposed to preserve existing conditions or institutions; cautious about change or innovation. In social contexts, it refers to traditional values.

Favoring or advocating for progress, change, improvement, or reform, as opposed to maintaining things as they are.

Rights or interests that have already been acquired and are recognized by law or custom. Often used to refer to the power held by established social groups.

To reconcile different opinions, interests, or methods by finding a middle ground or combining the best parts of each.