Original sentence: A negative right is a right to not be subject to an action of another human being (usually abuse or coercion).This distinction between positive and negative rights is not universally agreed to, due to the issue of enforcement of negative rights.Within the broad spectrum of rights, a distinction is made between negative and positive rights
Edited sentence: According to this view, a negative right is a right to not be subject to an action of another human being (usually abuse or coercion).For instance, can you be said to have a negative right not to be killed if this right is not upheld by a police force or any other protection agency.However, this distinction between positive and negative rights is a controversial one, due to the issue of enforcement of negative rights.This opens up the question of whether a right can be said to exist if it is not given any legal endorsement.Within the broad spectrum of rights, some philosophers and political scientists see a distinction between negative and positive rights