Consumer rights
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The concept of consumer rights is the idea that customers have a right to safe, effective products and detailed information about these products and the corporations which manufacture them, including information involving labor, environment, and animal welfare. Consumer rights also include the right to organize consumer organizations and the right to make their own choices as to the type of products they will purchase.
See also
- Competition law
- Copyleft, public domain.
- Consumerium - a wiki project to empower consumers
- eSlavery - criticism of Digital Rights Management
- Ralph Nader
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