Citizenship Rights, Its Components and Foundations, and the Duties of the Government to it

Citizenship rights include preserving the dignity of human as the noblest creature who has the right to life, equal living, fair treatment and participation in various areas of society. Citizenship rights deals with the rights and duties of people towards each other and its procedure, principles, objectives, methods of city administration, control and harmonious growth. In this research, two basic approaches to citizenship rights are mentioned: one approach emphasizes idealistic thinking in the concept of citizenship rights, and tends to take steps to confer on the rights of other members of the political community based on the public consent and agreement on the ideals. The other approach regards citizenship rights as a set of concomitant rights and duties which all citizens of the community share equally. From this perspective, citizenship rights are the mixture of rights, duties and responsibilities of citizens towards each other. Citizenship rights do not merely relate to the relationships among fellow citizens, but also to the relations of statesmen and fellow countrymen with non-citizens.