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Values and Principles of the UK

What does "individual liberty" mean as a British principle?

AThe right to do anything without consequences
BThe freedom of individuals within the law ✓
CFreedom from all forms of taxation
DThe right to own property

Explanation

Individual liberty means the freedom of individuals within the framework of the law — people are free to live their lives as they choose, as long as they respect the law and the rights of others.

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