A moral right is a morally justified claim. A legal right is a legally justified claim.
Rights specify the acts that are permitted, forbidden, or required.
If they specify what the rights-holder should receive, they are called rights of entitlement or positive rights . Inalienable rights cannot. Human rights and special rights - Human rights belong to all people, or all people who are competent to exercise them. Absolute rights cannot be outweighed by other considerations. Prima facie rights can be outwieghed by other considerations.