Classify the following Sections of the Rights letter of Puerto Rico in the four different categories of human rights.

Article II. Rights letter

Section 1. Dignity and equality of the human being; discrimination, prohibited.

Section 2. Suffrage, electoral franchise.

Section 3. Freedom of religion.

Section 4. Freedom of speech and of the press; peaceful meeting; petition to redress grievances.

Section 5. Public instruction.

Section 6. Freedom of organization.

Section 7. Right to life, liberty and enjoyment of property; death penalty will not exist; due process; equal protection of the laws; impairment of contracts; property exempt from embargo.

Section 8. Protection against attacks on honor, reputation and privacy.

Section 9. Just compensation for private property.

Section 10. Searches and seizures; interception of telephone communications; commandments.

Section 11. Criminal proceedings; jury trial; self-incrimination; double jeopardy for the same crime; bail; incarceration.

Section 12. Slavery; involuntary servitude; cruel and unusual punishments; civil rights; "ex post facto" laws; "projects" to condemn without holding a trial.

Four different clasifications for the Sections of the Right Letter:

1. Right to freedom of an isolated individual or liberal individualist guarantees.

2. Rights of individual freedom in relation to others or liberal-individualist guarantees of free competition and free discussion.

3. Rights of the individual in the state as a citizen or democratic political rights.

4. Rights of the individual to state presentations or social rights.