What are some things you believe are Natural Human Rights, but are not usually in the spotlight?

Die with dignity and on your own terms.

The right to respect. No matter what your faith; where you live; what you earn or the colour of your skin.

I'll go first. I have a ton one them, so this is just a taste:
"The right to make repairs to a home one owns and lives in."

Believe it or not, in some places you have to apply for permits to do even the most basic of home maintenance/repair.

The right to have the access to woods and coastal areas. The only case where I would approve of privatizing and forbidding the access of the public to a large area of the land of this kind is to protect the environment and endangered species, otherwise nobody should be able to deprive the general public of spending time in nature.

The right to an attorney.

Respect others, as humans, regardless.

Name one you think I don't have and I'll let you know if I'll die on that hill making it clear I won't surrender it while enforcing it.

I'm an American Male. My constitutional obligations are many, but these are exceeded by my natural rights.

Which any man or group may challenge to their peril.

Travel and the right to immigration.

Not having to pay taxes, not having to wear clothes, building a house wherever the fuck I'd like.

The right of 16 year olds and older teens to have sex in their parents' house.

travel anywhere without a visa .

breath without threats

The right to shelter/housing.