(travel bans/lockdowns/quarantines) have affected the right to work or the right to education for those who have no access to alternative employment or schooling from home. Human rights are interdependent, meaning that the ability to exercise one right often depends on the fulfilment of other human rights. Likewise, when one human right is denied, it will negatively impact on other rights. Consider, for example, the situation of a woman who is subjected to domestic violence by her partner during a lockdown or quarantine period. Her right to be free from such violence (the right to security of person and the right to life) depends not only on her ability to leave a violent situation (freedom of movement) but also on her exercising a host of other rights, such as: Freedom of movement Right to legal protection Right to be free from violence Right to social protection 13 Right to information