What is the importance of liberty?

1.	What is the importance of liberty?
Answer» 1. Respect for individuals: Liberty is essential for every individual to be at his best self, subject, to legal limitations. 2. Respect for laws: Liberty is required to put down any kind of dominance within a civil society where all enjoy equal liberty and invasion of liberty of a person is nothing but a violation of liberty which is visited by penalty or punishment. 3.Respect for fellow being: The fear of punishment in case of violation of the liberty of others; makes one respect the feelings of others thereby ensuring respect for fellow beings. 4. Promotes co-operation and understanding: Liberty ensures individuals to develop harmony, brotherhood, and understanding based on mutual necessity and co-operation.

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1. Respect for individuals: Liberty is essential for every individual to be at his best self, subject, to legal limitations.

2. Respect for laws: Liberty is required to put down any kind of dominance within a civil society where all enjoy equal liberty and invasion of liberty of a person is nothing but a violation of liberty which is visited by penalty or punishment.

3.Respect for fellow being: The fear of punishment in case of violation of the liberty of others; makes one respect the feelings of others thereby ensuring respect for fellow beings.

4. Promotes co-operation and understanding: Liberty ensures individuals to develop harmony, brotherhood, and understanding based on mutual necessity and co-operation.

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