What instances did the government reserve the right to suppress a persons freedom of movement?

Governments reserve the right to suppress an individual's freedom of movement in several instances, including during states of emergency or public health crises, such as pandemics, when quarantines or travel restrictions may be imposed to protect public safety. Additionally, individuals may be restricted from movement due to legal reasons, such as being subject to probation, parole, or court orders. National security concerns, such as preventing terrorism or protecting sensitive areas, can also justify limitations on movement.