While virtually everyone agrees that there is a human right not to be tortured, there is less agreement about, for example, whether people have a human right to free health care.

This statement accurately reflects the varying levels of agreement and disagreement around certain issues related to human rights, including the right to free health care. While some may argue that access to health care is a fundamental human right, others may argue that it is a social or economic right that is dependent on a variety of factors such as resources, infrastructure, and government policies.