The right to a wider range of memorials. Very specific minimum standards should, the Natural Death Centre believes, be explicitly detailed in the summary of rights, not hidden in the body of text, as the public will hardly ever see the full document. The right of funeral suppliers, crematoria and cemeteries to sell cardboard and other coffins to members of the public direct, without receiving threats from funeral directors. The right to be buried or cremated in whatever body container is desired, subject to environmental and technical constraints, whether this be a shroud or a cardboard coffin or a willow coffin or alternative container. Your points seem very fair to me and will be welcome.
Dead people have hundreds of rights in law, eg to control the inheritances and copyrights.
The rights of the bereaved are generated by the death of a person.