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Can governments limit or restrict  an individual’s civil liberties and civil rights in the name of other priorities such as public health emergencies or national security. For example, when a highly contagious disease is life-threatening, the government may decide to restrict a person’s freedom of movement in order to ensure general welfare of the public. However, does this mean that a government can restrict complete movement or enforce isolation in order to prevent the spread of a disease or is there a need for balance to also protect individual freedoms in the process? Does the government have an obligation to provide medical treatment to a person during an epidemic/pandemic? Would voluntary isolation in the person’s residence be a better choice in this situation?