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Citizens’ Rights with Fariba Baloch | Episode Two

Shiwar News – Continuing the educational video series “Citizens’ Rights” presented by Fariba Baloch, this episode focuses on the concepts of “citizen” and “citizens’ rights.”

In this video, it is explained who a citizen is, what citizens’ rights mean, and what rights every citizen is entitled to under the laws of the Islamic Republic of Iran, including the right to identity, education, healthcare, social security, safety, equality before the law, and the right to seek justice.

A full Persian translation of this video has also been published in the caption for audiences who are not familiar with the Balochi language.

Persian Translation:

A citizen is someone who is a member of a political community and a country, and there is a legal relationship between them and the government.

A citizen is not simply someone who lives in a particular territory.

A citizen is someone who has both rights and responsibilities.

This means that just as the law expects them to fulfil certain duties, they also have the right to expect the government to respect and protect their rights.

When we talk about citizens’ rights, we are referring to this relationship.

What are citizens’ rights?

Citizens’ rights are the set of rights that individuals have as members of a society and as citizens of a country, and the government is responsible for protecting these rights.

Simply put:

Citizens’ rights mean the responsibilities of the government towards the people and the rights that people are entitled to have.

Citizens’ rights are based on the principle that all citizens, regardless of ethnicity, language, religion, place of residence, wealth, or social status, should enjoy equal rights.

… Continued in the comments.

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