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The right of a conscience of ideas. A right to see a differing viewpoint on a topic or different method to a problem. This freedom is promoted even if the government has different values.

-Bangladesh protects freedom of thought

-Turkmenistan does not protect freedom of thought

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Right to express one's ideas and opinions freely through speech, writing and other forms of communication. This is applicable unless it deliberately causes harm to others character and or reputation through false or misleading statements.

-South Africa protects freedom of expression

-Uzbekistan does not protect freedom of expression

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The right to express any opinions without censorship or restraint. There are a few social restrictions to this amendment because you can not yell "FIRE!" in a building and expect everything to be fine. It illegal in this case.

-Spain protects free speech

-Pakistan does not protect free speech

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The freedom of petition is the right to gather signatures for a cause to support or deny a lobby against legislation.

-United States protects freedom of petition

-Libya does not protect freedom of petition

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Freedom of press allows for people to circulate opinions without a censorship or bias by the government. This freedom is not restricted by medium.

-Hong Kong protects freedom of press

-Cuba does not protect freedom of press

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Freedom of assembly is the right for people to come together and meet in groups. Assembly can mean anything from meeting online to people coming together in person in groups larger than two or three.

-India protects freedom of assembly

-Saudi Arabia does not protect freedom of assembly

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Freedom of religion is the right of an individual to choose which religion or philosophy they would like to follow, and the right to practice it in their own home.

- Brazil protects freedom of religion

-North Korea does not protect freedom of religion.