The intersection of individual rights and collective rights in governance often presents challenges, as these two concepts can sometimes conflict. Individual rights focus on personal freedoms and protections, while collective rights address the needs and interests of groups, such as minorities or indigenous peoples. Governments must navigate this dynamic, ensuring that policies respect individual freedoms while also acknowledging and supporting group rights. The balance between these rights is essential for fostering an inclusive society that upholds justice, equity, and respect for diversity in governance.