Difference between inherent rights and personal rights

Inherent rights: An inalienable right that is inherent in human beings. Inherent rights constitute a separate category within personal rights. They only attach to natural persons, such as the right to bodily wholeness.

Personal rights: A right that all persons are entitled to on account of being a person, natural or fictitious alike. Rights attached to persons can be statutory and not inherent.

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