Also known as law of nature
system of law that is purportedly determined by nature, and is thus universal
Natural law is the idea that certain rules of justice and morality are built into the nature of the world itself, rather than created by governments, and therefore apply universally to all people. It matters because throughout history, philosophers and legal thinkers have used natural law arguments to challenge unjust laws and claim that some rights and principles are more fundamental than any particular government's rules.
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