Responsibilities for the Given Rights

1. Balancing
Rights
and
Responsibilities

2. "With great power
comes great
responsibility"

3. Every Right
implies Responsibility.

4. Rights and duties are
closely related and cannot
be separated from one
another. Both go side by
side.

5. These are the two sides of the
same coin. If the state gives the
right to life to a citizen, it also
imposes an obligation on him to
not to expose his life to dangers, as
well as to respect the life of others.

6. Right
1. Every child has a right
to be born and to have
a name.

7. Responsibility
- the child has a
responsibility to keep our
body and mind healthy by
eating and keeping ourselves
neat and clean.

8. Right
2. Every child has a right to
have a family who will take
care of him or her, give him
or her love and care, and
provide his or her basic
needs.

9. Responsibility
- the child has a
responsibility to obey,
respect, and love his or
her parents and elders.

10. Right
3. Every child has a right
to live in a peaceful,
safe, and community.

11. Responsibility
- the child has a
responsibility to maintain
peace and order, and to
follow rules and
regulations.

12. Right
4. Every child has a right
to be healthy and eat
nutritious food.

13. Responsibility
- Each child has a
responsibility to keep herself
or himself clean and healthy,
avoid eating junk foods
and exercise regularly.

14. Right
5. Every child has a right
to go to school to get an
education.

15. Responsibility
- Each child has a
responsibility to come to
school every day, study hard,
obey their teachers, and
follow school and
regulations.

16. Right
6. Every child has a right
to be protected from
any form of danger.

17. Responsibility
- Each child has a
responsibility to not bully
or harm others.

18. A right is a privilege
which every person is
entitled to as a human
being.

19. Children also have right.

20. This ensure that they get
to enjoy their childhood
and that they are protected
from abuse and neglect.

21. However, having rights
also means having
responsibilities.

22. Every person will be
responsible for his or her
actions and decisions.

23. So just as you enjoy
your rights, you should
also be mindful of their
accompanying
responsibilities.

24. “Your rights
end where
mine begins.”

25. This means that we do
not have unlimited rights.

26. Remember, each one
of us has rights, and we
are all equal.

27. So, having rights does
not give you a
permission to hurt
others.

28. And remember this
quote:
“Your rights end where
mine begins.”