Suspension of rights refers to the temporary limitation or removal of certain legal rights and freedoms, often enacted during emergencies or crises. This can occur in situations such as martial law, where governments may restrict civil liberties to maintain order and security. Such suspensions can affect various rights, including freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, and due process. While intended to protect public safety, these actions can lead to debates about the balance between security and individual freedoms, raising concerns about potential abuse of power by authorities.