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The document discusses the importance of being a global citizen and participating in civil society organizations. It describes CIVICUS, a global alliance that promotes citizen participation and civil society movements in over 100 countries. CIVICUS holds world congresses, including one in Botswana that attracted over 1,000 people from 100 countries. It also discusses the duties of citizens, which include cooperating with the government, obeying laws, paying taxes, and serving one's country and community.
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