How can your rights be restricted?

Your rights can be restricted for various reasons, including national security, public safety, and the protection of others' rights. Legal frameworks, such as laws and regulations, can impose limitations on certain freedoms, like speech or assembly, especially during emergencies. Additionally, societal norms and ethical considerations may also influence the extent to which rights are exercised or curtailed. However, any restrictions should be proportionate, necessary, and subject to oversight to prevent abuse.