A legal, moral, or social entitlement to do or have something. Often used in formal and everyday contexts.
Everyone has the right to receive an education.
その特権は一部の人の権利に過ぎない。
That privilege is merely the right of a few people.
Citizens have the right to vote in elections.
She strongly asserted her rights.
Workers can exercise their right to form a labor union.
This law exists to protect consumers' rights.
Everyone has the right to receive an education.
The company grants employees the right to take leave.
権利 means a legal or moral right in the abstract, whereas 権益 combines that right with the concrete benefit or interest attached to it.
権利 is the general word for any legal right, while 所有権 specifically names the right of ownership.
cum rights; with rights
rights violation; infringement of rights; civil wrong