Rights & Responsibilities of Citizens

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by Christian Kihewa1 view·Updated Dec 9, 2021
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  1. Okay.
  2. Hello. This is my rights and responsibilities of Citizens Project by me.
  3. So the first thing I'll be talking about is different, constitutional right,
  4. and the responsibility.
  5. It really is a privilege granted by a governing body that is written into law.
  6. And it can be defended by challenging the court of law.
  7. Iran is important because it allows people to speak up
  8. and feel free to see if they have been.
  9. It's corruption or abuse.
  10. Irresponsibility is a duty or obligation that is accepted or according to action.
  11. Also, responsibilities are important because they give people a sense of purpose.
  12. The second thing I will be talking about is the amended from the Bill of Rights
  13. in the US Constitution.
  14. The second memory from the bill of Rate is one of them and it is
  15. the right to own guns.
  16. And in the 21st century, it was a subject of intense discussions,
  17. and this means that people have different views about this amendment.
  18. This amendment is important because
  19. is all about protection, and it offers people a chance to defend themselves.
  20. And this reason is how people use the amendments in our everyday lives.
  21. The third, the last, and final thing I'll be talking about is
  22. one responsibility and that one responsibility is voting.
  23. Voting is to cause something where someone to gain or lose a protector,
  24. particularly posts, are honoured by means of the boat.
  25. To vote, you have to be eating or older.
  26. And then when you go to vote, you will have to sign in with
  27. election workers to receive a ballot that when you get a value,
  28. you will go to the voting food and remove your ballot from this
  29. secrecy sleeve that you'll fill out over the next few candidates.
  30. Initiatives named If you want them to be your elective officials,
  31. then when you are done, you will take your ballot and you'll put it into
  32. box with all the ballots inside.
  33. And then, if you want to vote this centre
  34. or if you went
  35. to go vote at home, you'll need to mail your ballot to the counting centre,
  36. and this is where your balance will go if you voted after voting centre.
  37. Finally,
  38. the people at the counselling centre will count the vote and the
  39. vote will go to the election and you'll see who you are.
  40. Thank you for listening