Citizen's Rights: Understanding and Challenges

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  • Explore the concept of citizen's rights and their variations across countries. Understand violations of citizens' rights in multiple countries and their impact on people and the nation.
  • Reflect on the significance of these events and discuss whether they could have been avoided. Consider the global response to such violations and the need for preventative measures.
  • Imagine establishing a new society and contemplate the fundamental rules and agreements that would shape its citizens' charter. Analyze the potential challenges in forming a successful and harmonious community.
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訳してくださいお願いします。

訳してくださいお願いします。 part 1: introduce the topic of citizen's rights. Explain what this term means and how they differ by country, with some having more or less rights. describe violations of citizens' rights that you have read about in at least 5 countries. what happened in the countries? what effects did it have on the people and the country? explain your personal throughts about the events. do you think they had to happen? how sould the world address or have addressed these areas? part2: rights, responsibilities and laws change over time in response to needs of a society. imagine what it would be like to create a new society. what basic rules and agreements might include in their citizens' charter? what problems might they face in forming a successful new community?

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パート1 市民の権利の話題を紹介しなさい。この語が何を意味し、それらが国によってどのように違うか、多少の権利のあるいくつかの国と共に、説明しなさい。 少なくとも5カ国であなたが今までに読んだことのある市民の権利の侵害について述べなさい。そうした国々では何が起きましたか?それは国民や国家にどのような影響を与えましたか? その出来事についてあなたの個人的な考えを説明しなさい。それらは起こらなくてはならなかったと思いますか?これらの地域に世界はどの様に話しかけるべきですか、また、どのように話しかけてきましたか? パート2 権利、責任、法律は社会の要求に応じて時とともに変化します。新しい社会を創造することはどの様なことか想像しなさい。どのような基本的規則や協定が彼らの市民憲章に含まれるでしょうか?うまくゆく新しい共同社会を形成する場合に彼らはどんな問題に直面するでしょうか? だいたい以上の様な訳になると思いますが、述べている内容がかなり高度な割に、英語がどこか文法的に甘いような感じのする文章でした。

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