Critically evaluate the role of a person's rights and responsibilities when executing freedom of expression during verbal interpersonal conflicts

The person's right to freedom of expression during verbal interpersonal conflicts will only extend in circumstances wherein they do not overstep the limits of the other party's human rights. There should not be defamation involved because in the eyes of the law, verbal abuse can still be grounds for arrest.

When someone is executing freedom of expression one must place a lot of thought on the fact that he doesn't destroy or interfere with the freedom of the other individual. That would namely cause a lot of issues with possible comfort and safety of both parties.