Rights and civil liberties issue 2: How far should our responsibilities to the state go?
- Created by: rosiekennedy
- Created on: 04-12-18 11:40
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- How far should our responsibilities to the state go?
- Clear citizens' responsibilities
- Obey laws
- Pay taxes
- Undertake jury service when required
- Citizens have a responsibility to care for their children
- Disputed citizens' responsibilities
- Serve in armed forces when country is under attack
- Vote in elections and referendums
- Respect rights of all other citizens
- Respect dominant values of society
- Individual rights and their conflicting collective rights
- Freedom of expression
- Rights of religious groups not to have beliefs satirised or questioned
- Right to privacy
- Right of the community to be protected from terrorism by security services that may listen in to private communications
- Right to press freedom
- Right of public figures to keep their private lives private
- Right to demonstrate in public places and thus cause disruption
- Right of the community to their own freedom of movement
- Right to strike in pursuit of pay and employment rights
- Right of the community to expect good service from public servants who are paid from taxation
- Freedom of expression
- Clear citizens' responsibilities
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