Which of the following is NOT considered a right of a citizen?

The right to privacy is often considered more of a legal interpretation or principle that has emerged from various judicial decisions rather than a specifically enumerated right in foundational documents like the Constitution. While rights such as voting, freedom of religion, and freedom of speech and press are clearly articulated in the Constitution and its amendments, privacy is less explicitly defined. The concept of the right to privacy has been established through court cases, particularly in the context of the Fourth Amendment and Supreme Court interpretations, but it does not have the same clear standing as the others listed. Therefore, among the options, the right to privacy is viewed as less distinctly defined than the fundamental rights directly expressed in constitutional law.