This article intends to show how the pandemic caused by COVID-19 has developed the rethinking of the liberal view of human rights. In which invalidated discourses about their interdependence and indivisibility by legitimizing the limitation of freedoms. While they are weighing the urgency of ensuring an adequate standard of living for all. The emergency shows the postponement of which social rights are the object of the legal model in force since Modernity. The primacy and fundamentality of rights related to an adequate standard of living. They were postponed by a right that gave them for budgets. The crisis presents a new opportunity for their claim. As a condition of realization of any other right, as a condition of any social coexistence.