Infrastructure-neutral service with open access model supports human dignity via equal access to technical tools. No explicit commitment to rights in preamble.

Free tier provides baseline equal access; no discrimination observable in access model. Structural equality without explicit affirmation.

Service accessible to all without restriction based on protected characteristics. No discrimination signals observable.

No security or safety features documented for personal security beyond key protection best practices.

Data storage service without explicit safeguards against servitude or involuntary labor (not applicable to product type).

No torture or degrading treatment considerations applicable; neutral technical service.

No observable signals regarding recognition as a person before law.

No law enforcement or equal protection mechanisms observable within product scope.

No judicial remedy mechanisms documented; product lacks remedy infrastructure.

Arbitrary detention not applicable to database service.

No fair trial provisions applicable to product scope.

No criminalization mechanisms within product.

Read-only RID keys and private master AID model support privacy protection. Master key secrecy ('Never share') and separation of read/write access enables privacy-preserving data sharing architecture.

Public demos (Ghost Guestbook, Network Heartbeat, Atmospheric Synapse) and read-only key model enable users to freely share data. No geographic restrictions observable. Access model facilitates freedom of movement of information.

Asylum and refuge not applicable to database service.

Nationality rights not applicable to product.

Read-only key design supports privacy of family and correspondence. Data compartmentalization and access control enable users to protect personal and family information.

Private master AID and read-only public sharing model supports property protection. Atomic Append and Increment operations enable secure data modification. User retains exclusive control over bucket namespace and keys.

Freedom of thought and conscience not directly addressed in technical product documentation.

Public demos and read-only key model explicitly support information freedom and sharing. 'Safe to put in frontend code' framing encourages public expression. Low-friction access enables freedom of expression through data sharing.

Public data sharing features support peaceful assembly and association through collaborative data infrastructure. Minimal association support; neutral on collective activities.

Democratic participation and governance not applicable to database product.

Social security not applicable to product scope.

Labor rights not directly applicable; product is development tool without employment relationships.

Rest and leisure not applicable to database service.

Free tier provides baseline access to digital infrastructure supporting health and well-being through data collection capability. Accessibility features present but minimal.

Education rights not applicable to database product.

Interactive demos ('A public message wall', 'weather dashboard') and free tier explicitly enable participation in cultural/technical life. Product framing celebrates shared projects and community contribution. Low barrier democratizes technical creation.

Social and international order not addressed in product documentation.

Limits and security best practices ('Never share' master key) suggest minimal duty framing toward responsible use, but no explicit community responsibility doctrine.

No interpretation against rights observable; technical documentation neutral on construction.