Claim rights and liberty rights

A Claim Right

      Claim rights pertain most of the time to human rights and may include in them liberty rights. The reciprocal however does not hold true.  This is to say that in a claim right there lies the notion of enforceability that is also included in a liberty right.  However only so far as this enforcement includes acts of self defense and disciplinary action, in cases where such a claim or liberty right may have been violated does the notion of enforceability exist.  
      A claim right is distinct from a liberty right in that along with a claim right naturally comes the notion of responsibilities or duties existing in other parties.  (As well as it may hold that another party has some duty to do something, this notion of duty may also be of another party to not commit some act.)  For instance if someone has the claim right that others may not take away his own property, inherently there follows the duty of other parties not to take away his property.