Rights that the U.S.A have that other countries don't?

Question

any thing!

Answer 1

Right to bear arms.

Answer 2

We have the right to bear arms and the right to freedom of speech. Most countries don't have those rights so I would say those are the most distinguishable from other developed nations. The other basic rights we have are similar but slightly different in other developed countries. We have a lot more rights than dictatorships and many of the under-developed nations.

For example it's a lot easier to get sued for defamation in England. That's why a lot of celebrities chose to file libel suits there... if jurisdiction can be established there in an internationally circulated publication.

Answer 3

The USA is a common law nation and therefore you are innocent until proven guilty.

In the USA you have: the right of free speech; the right to bear arms; the right not to be tried for the same crime twice; the right not to testify against yourself; the right against cruel and unusual punishment.

The 'bill of rights' is one of the things which makes teh U.S. Constitution unique in the world.

Answer 4

None.

Not that international law enumerates a whole lot of rights for countries, or that there's much force behind it.

American citizens do enjoy (or more often, take for granted, or ignore) a lot of rights that citizens of some other countries do not have.

Answer 5

Rights to invade a country on a probable cause.