Citizenship. While there are no Mesopotamian terms for "citizen" before the law nor any known declarations of citizens' rights, existing written texts indicate that distinctions were drawn between native-born "sons of the city" or "sons of the land" on the one hand and foreign residents on the other. In court records and ration lists, for example, the name of a foreign-born citizen appears with a notation regarding geographic origin, such as "Kassite" or "Elamite." The king's first obligation seems to have been to his native born subjects. According to a didactic literary composition known as Advice to a Prince, (If a king) denied due process to a citizen (literally "son") of (the Babylonian city of) Sippar, but granted it to an alien, (the god) Shamash, judge of heaven and earth, will establish an alien due process in his land, and neither princes nor judges will have regard for due process. (Foster).....
The kings in Mesopotamia had various responsibilities such as, Running the kingdom (obviously), protection of the kingdom, conquering other kingdoms (if they wanted to), and creating a set of laws and punishments.
It gave them the right to own property, have a share in government and the protection of the law. It also carried the obligation for military service to protect their property.
Non citizens had no rights. This included women, resident aliens, other aliens and slaves.
Elected officials have responsibilities to their electors, not rights.
I believe it has to do with my dick in your mouth.
Neither slaves nor freedmen had rights as citizens in ancient Rome.
It was a monarchy - there was no voting.
Citizens rights and responsibilities- political, legal and human rights that can change from being in the United Kingdom or within the EU, UN etc.
Rights refer to the entitlements or freedoms granted to individuals, whereas responsibilities are duties or obligations that individuals are expected to fulfill. Rights are protected by law and ensure that citizens are treated fairly, while responsibilities promote citizenship, social harmony, and contribute to the greater good of society. Rights are centered on personal well-being and individual freedoms, whereas responsibilities are focused on contributing positively to the community and adhering to societal norms.
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Elected officials have responsibilities to their electors, not rights.
If you are a citizen then you are a citizen and have the same rights (and responsibilities) as all other citizens.
people had the right to vote
obey the law
love each other
I believe it has to do with my dick in your mouth.
personal freedom is limited by responsibility to the group
Neither slaves nor freedmen had rights as citizens in ancient Rome.
One of a U.S. citizens rights is freedom to worship as you wish.
Aristotle