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The Super-human Registration Act (SRA, S.R.A. or sometimes SHRA) - was a legislative bill which was passed into law, enforcing the mandatory registration of super-powered individuals with the government. Supporters and critics debated between the rights of the individual (to freedom of action and expression etc.) on one side versus the rights of society at large (to safety from danger or harm) on the other. See also Registration Acts

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  • Superhuman Registration Act
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  • The Super-human Registration Act (SRA, S.R.A. or sometimes SHRA) - was a legislative bill which was passed into law, enforcing the mandatory registration of super-powered individuals with the government. Supporters and critics debated between the rights of the individual (to freedom of action and expression etc.) on one side versus the rights of society at large (to safety from danger or harm) on the other. See also Registration Acts
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  • The Super-human Registration Act (SRA, S.R.A. or sometimes SHRA) - was a legislative bill which was passed into law, enforcing the mandatory registration of super-powered individuals with the government. Supporters and critics debated between the rights of the individual (to freedom of action and expression etc.) on one side versus the rights of society at large (to safety from danger or harm) on the other. See also Registration Acts
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