Entitlements of the first and second generation respectively evoke the 1966 United Nations’ International Covenants on (1) Civil and Political and on (2) Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. The former of them might encompass equality, due process, privacy, free speech, liberty of association, or universal suffrage; the latter might home in on work, unionization, subsistence, housing, healthcare, education, or culture. Safeguards that generationally place third seem to have surfaced subsequently. Mostly, they appear to regard affairs like consumption, ecology, sustainability, or information.