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Based on your register no, using the country assigned. Research on the following

1) What are some rights of a citizen in the country?
2) What are some responsibilities in the country?
3) What are some privileges in the country?
4) Interesting points on being a citizen in the country.

See if you are able to identify some commonalities among the countries.?

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1) Human rights in Brazil include the right to life and freedom of speech, and condemnation of slavery and torture.

2) Responsibility to work.

3) Privileges in Brazil include having the Amazon Rainforest, where one third of all the species in the world can be found. There is also free access to public health care in case of an emergency.

4) Brazil has more animal and plant species than any other country in the world.The result of centuries of migration and colonisation by numerous European nations, and mixing with indigenous peoples, Brazil is truly a melting pot of different cultures.

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1) There are rights to privacy, association and equal protection of the law, and highlighted the threat to the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people in the country.

2) They have the responsibility to defend the sovereignty of their country.

3) They have the privilege to travel freely all over Indonesia

4) Indonesia is the only place on earth where you can view a komodo dragon in the wild.

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1) some of Japan’s rights include freedom of thought and conscience; academic freedom; the prohibition of discrimination based on race, creed, social status, or family origin; and a number of what could be called welfare rights: the right to "minimum standards of wholesome and cultured living"; the right to "equal education"; the "right and obligation to work" according to fixed standards of labor and wages; and the right of workers to organize. Equality of the sexes and the right of marriage based on mutual consent

2) the responsibilities that citizens work, make sure their children receive mandatory education, and pay taxes.

3) one privilege is healthcare. Health care in Japan is, generally speaking, provided free for Japanese citizens, expatriates, and foreigners. Medical treatment in Japan is provided through universal health care. This system is available to all citizens, as well as non-Japanese citizens staying in Japan for more than a year.

4)Japan's unique culture is a fascinating blend of old and new. With deeply-rooted customs and a continuously-evolving lifestyle, Japan is both proudly traditional and ultramodern. This is a nation that celebrates its strong cultural identity, from food and everyday etiquette to art and education.
Slurping is not considered rude.

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1) -Human rights, including the right to life, work and safety.
- Social and economic rights, such as healthcare and housing.
-Civil and political rights, such as freedom of speech, assembly and religion

2) As an Australian citizen you must:

obey the laws of Australia

vote in federal and state or territory elections, and in a referendum

defend Australia should the need arise

serve on jury duty if called to do so

3) As an Australian citizen you can:

vote in federal and state or territory elections, and in a referendum

apply for children born overseas to become Australian citizens by descent

apply for a job in the Australian Public Service or in the Australian Defence Force

seek election to parliament

apply for an Australian passport and re-enter Australia freely

ask for consular assistance from an Australian official while overseas

4) In Australia, individuals must respect the freedom and dignity of others, and their opinions and choices. It is against the law to be violent towards another person. Violence of any kind, including verbal and physical abuse, is illegal. Australians believe in peaceful disagreement and above all the right to be safe and free from violence.

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1) not being discriminated because of your gender, origin, colour, language, religion, sect, domicile, or social status

2) honouring Islam and social conducts and customs while observing existing laws and regulations

3) legal professional privilege, only for a professional relationship between a lawyer and the client.

Privilege cards given to an employee that scored well on a card

4)You can get tax free earnings as Oman does not tax on your incomes

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1) Human rights in Saudi Arabia include the right to justice, equality, security and respect for private property.

2) Responsibilities of the citizens in Saudi Arabia are that they must pay allegiance to the King in accordance with the holy Koran and the tradition of the Prophet, in submission and obedience, in times of ease and difficulty, fortune and adversity. They also must not have possession of weapons, and must not consume alcohol or pork products.

3) Some privileges of Saudi Arabia citizens are job opportunities, ease of starting a business, easy access to many countries around the world, retirement benefits, no dependent fee or any other fee and free education and medical services.

4) If you are a citizen of Saudi Arabia, alcohol and pork product consumption is strictly forbidden. There are strict censorship laws in Saudi Arabia. Many films and TV shows are censored for immorality or for causing political offence. Freedom of press and free speech are also limited.

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1) Rights of citizens of Denmark
Freedom of speech and freedom of the press in Denmark are ensured by § 77 of the constitution: Anyone is entitled to in print, writing and speech to publish his or hers thoughts, yet under responsibility to the courts. Censorship and other preventive measures can never again be introduced.

2) Responisbilities of citizens of Denmark
Individuals have a responsibility to ensure that they exercise their rights with consideration for the rights of others.

3) Privileges of citizens in Denmark
Citizens work less in Denmark compared to other countries in the world.
The official work week in Denmark lasts 37.5 hours. There is an expectation that you spend some time pursuing the things that you love or making time to be with your family and friends. Most offices are empty here in this country by 5 PM. It is not unusual for the parents of small children to leave their work by 3:30 to pick them up from their daycare facilities – which are subsidized by the government.

4) Interesting points of being a citizen in Denmark
You will not be charged anything at the point of service if you need to visit with the doctor. Your co-pays come out of your paycheck as a tax withholding

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1.  The Constitution guarantees equal rights to men and women
Every person has the right to safeguard his rights
Within the limits prescribed by law, every person has the right to strive for securing his legitimate rights.

2. Everyone has the duty to contribute, based on their financial means, to the expenses of the nation by the payment of direct taxes, indirect taxes, or social contributions

3. Any communication between an attorney  and a client is protected

4. A French permanent residence permit allows you to stay in France for 10 years. As it's renewable, theoretically you could keep living in France forever

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1) The Constitution of Russia forbids arbitrary detention, torture and ill-treatment.
2) Everyone has a duty to preserve nature and the environment and to treat natural resources with care.
3) Russians are treated better than Asians’ in Russia.
4) Both Russian citizens and permanent residents may take up employment in Russia without a work permit. In addition to this, both are able to: freely enter and exit Russia without needing a visa.

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1) human rights: they have the right to free, fair and regular elections and make political choices freely, form, join and participate in the activities of a political party or organisation of their choice and campaign freely and peacefully for a political party or cause.

2) responsibilities: playing one's part for the community as well as for the nation and carries the duty to love people and the environment.
That is, individuals and groups are expected to always consider the needs and feelings of others, answering for all forms of behaviour, being dependable and trustworthy as well, using good judgment; also in line with another Biblical instruction.

3) privileges:
-no gender discrimination
-equality
-proper education for everybody
-basic healthcare services

4) interesting points of being a citizen:
-there are 16 official languages
-multi currency country
-able to look at their biggest waterfalls

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1) The Constitution provides for a wide range of political rights to citizens.They have the right to vote and to be elected in something regardless of race, religion, gender, occupation etc. citizens have the right as well as duty to work and receive education and the the right to criticise and make suggestions regarding State organs.

2) They have to abide by the Constitution and the law, keep state secrets, protect public property, and observe labor discipline and public order and respect social ethics.

3) They can enjoy the freedom of speech as well as freedom of religious belief. Marriage, family, mother and child are also protected by the State.

4) They have this system which is social credit and it basically ranks citizens.Some offences include bad driving, smoking in non-smoking zones, buying too many video games, and posting fake news online, spending too long playing video games, wasting money on frivolous purchases, and posting on social media. Punishments they can receive include slow internet and travel bans etc.

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1.Personal freedom shall be guaranteed and no person may be arrested, detained or searched, neither may his freedom of residence and mobility be restricted, save under the provisions of the Law. No person may be subjected to torture or any degrading treatment, and torture shall be deemed a crime punishable by Law.                                                      2.All persons are equal before the Law and there shall be no discrimination whatsoever on grounds of gender, race, language or religion.Defending the country is the duty of every citizen.               3.Freedom of the press and media, shall be guaranteed in accordance with the Law. Freedom to practice religious rites shall be guaranteed to all persons in accordance with the Law and the requirements of the maintenance of public order and morality.

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1.Personal freedom shall be guaranteed and no person may be arrested, detained or searched, neither may his freedom of residence and mobility be restricted, save under the provisions of the Law. No person may be subjected to torture or any degrading treatment, and torture shall be deemed a crime punishable by Law.                                                      2.All persons are equal before the Law and there shall be no discrimination whatsoever on grounds of gender, race, language or religion.Defending the country is the duty of every citizen.               3.Freedom of the press and media, shall be guaranteed in accordance with the Law. Freedom to practice religious rites shall be guaranteed to all persons in accordance with the Law and the requirements of the maintenance of public order and morality.

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1) Rights of a citizen:
- LGBTQ+ gender protection
-  publishing of children's personal data with open arrest warrants online's public database's access has been blocked
- " Despite a 2009 law detailing comprehensive measures to prevent and prosecute violence against women, their unpunished killing remains a serious concern. The National Registry of Femicides, administered by the Supreme Court, reported 268 femicides—the murder of women based on their gender—but only 7 convictions, in 2019. "
[They have rules and rights, but this system is very broken and needs improvement.]
2) Responsibilities in the country:
- Responsibility to work.
3) Privileges in the country:
- Powerful passport ( Argentina’s passport offers visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to more than 170 countries and territories. )
- Allows dual nationality (An Argentine passport will not mean you have to give up your current nationalities or passports.)
- Many can pass the Argentina nationality to their children (only one parent needs to qualify to give their children eligibility)
4) Interesting points on being a citizen:
- Government officials banned parents from naming their children Messi in the football star’s hometown
Links:
https://www.hrw.org/americas/argentina
https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2021/country-chapters/argentina
http://www.biblioteca.jus.gov.ar/argentina-constitution.pdf
https://wherecani.live/blog/view/argentina-citizenship-and-passport/
https://southamericabackpacker.com/facts-about-argentina/

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1) Women and men are treated equal and they have the same rights. But LGBT is not a right in Vatican City.

2)They have to contribute to the operation of the city religiously and protect the city from danger

3)Their passport is powerful so they have access to around 150 countries visa free.

4) There is no tax needed to be payed in Vatican City

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1) gender equality: women rights, citizenship rights, right to counsel, privacy and housing. freedom of expression, religion and  thought.

2) social responsibility

3) they have surreal waters, golden sand beaches, remarkable architecture and natural therapies, their rich history and pyramid, sphinx

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1. The citizens have the right to freedom of speech and expression, the right to form associations and the right to assemble peacefully

2. Each Malaysian has the responsibility of defend the sanctity of the Constitution (or at least be aware of the fundamentals of the Constitution). They should also be loyal to the country, loving the nation in order to defend he peace, harmony and development.

3.  Malaysians are protected by their King.

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1) Rights of people in Laos are gender equality, freedom of religion, speech, internet and academics.  There is no slavery and they all have a right to have a marriage and family, and education.

2) They have to respect the constitutions and laws, pay duties and taxes in accordance to the law and defend the country.

3) Privileges in Laos are free education for until primary 5.

4) They give nicknames to babies at birth.

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1) Citizens of Vietnam are entitled to the right of being able to participate in the management of the state and society, the freedom of religion and belief, free movement and residence in territory of Vietnam, complaints and petitions, employment, education and healthcare.

2) Responsibility to:
- pay taxes
- work

3) The privileges of Vietnamese citizens include
- being able to hold a Vietnamese passport, which allows them to travel to ASEAN countries without a visa.

4) It is common to see three generations living in one household, and respect is very important in the family. The head of the household is usually the one who is most respected.

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1. Under the Humans Rights Act, no one can discriminate against you on the grounds of:
- your age, gender or sexual orientation
- your marital or relationship status
- having a family or not
- being in a relationship with or related to a certain person
- your religious or ethical beliefs
- your color, race, ethnicity or country of origin
- having any kind of disability, impairment or illness
- your political opinions
- your employment status

Furthermore, anyone in a relationship has the right to:
- leave an abusive relationship
- ensure a safe environment for their children
- refuse to do something if they do not want to do it
- work and study, depending on immigration or citizenship status.

Children/ young people up to the age of 17 have special rights covered by certain laws, such as:
- the right for children to be involved in decisions about their welfare
- the minimum age for various things children can be entitled to
- the age from when children can legally live away from their home.

2. - obey and promote the laws of New Zealand
- not act in a way that is against the interests of New Zealand
- register on the electoral roll — you do not have to vote, but you must enroll to vote
- pay tax
- behave as a responsible New Zealander.

3. - live in New Zealand indefinitely
- travel overseas on a New Zealand passport
- vote
- stand for parliament or local government
- have full access to education
- have full economic and social rights
- represent New Zealand in sports.

4. Smacking children or using physical force to discipline children is illegal in New Zealand.

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1) human rights: they have the right to life, freedom of expression, religion, privacy, individual autonomy, freedom from torture and other ill- treatment, rights for women to gain ownership of housing, land and property, rights for women to be treated equally

2) responsibilities: follow all the rules in brunei, treat women and men equally.

3)privileges:
Rich in oil and natural gas
Brunei's economy has been dominated by the oil and gas industry for the past 80 years. Hydrocarbon resources account for over 90 percent of its export and more than 50 percent of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Today, Brunei is the fourth largest oil producer in South East Asia and the ninth largest exporter of liquefied natural gas in the world.

Strategic location
Situated in one of the most dynamic regions of the world, South East Asia, Brunei is considered the "Hub of ASEAN", within two to three hours flying distance from all its ASEAN neighbors.

4) an interesting thing about living there: the name Brunei Darussalam means "abode of peace" which is mostly true given the country's higher standard of living and longer life expectancy (average is 75.93 years as of 2020) than many of their neighbors in Southeast Asia.

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1. Portuguese citizens have the right to pick their own jobs, have access to education and healthcare. No citizen is privileged, favoured, injured, deprived of any right, or exempt from any duty because of his ancestry, sex, race, language, territory of origin, religion, political or ideological convictions, education, economic situation, or social condition.

2. It is the duty of the State, acting through appropriate bodies and having recourse to or taking support on popular initiatives, to:

1. Prevent and control pollution, its effects and harmful forms of erosion;

2. Order and promote regional planning aimed at achieving a proper location of activities, a balanced social and economic development, and resulting in biologically balanced landscapes;

3. Create and develop natural reserves and parks and recreation areas and classify and protect landscapes and sites so as to ensure the conservation of nature and the preservation of cultural assets of historical or artistic interest;

4. Promote the rational use of natural resources, safeguarding their capacity for renewal and ecological stability.

3. Since Portugal is an EU nation, Portuguese citizens have rights to live, work and study anywhere in any of the countries within the EU. Citizens can freely travel to 186 countries without requiring a visa.

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Human Rights:
Freedom of assembly,association,expression
Torture and other ill-treatment :/
Enforced disappearances
Refugees and migrants’ rights
Rights to health
Indigenous peoples’ rights
Sexual and reproductive rights

Responsibilities:
Defend the country
Serve in armed forces
Pay taxes
Render assistance to the official service
Protect and pass on to conserve and the national arts and culture and local knowledge
Conserve natural resources and the environment

Privileges:
Privilege in Thailand is based on wealth rather than race or colour
( However sometimes people do associate the colour with your social. Class/ status)

Interesting things:
Bangkok is known as… Bangkok. But its real name is one of the longest names of a place in the world: Krungthepmahanakhon Amonrattanakosin Mahintharayutthaya Mahadilokphop Noppharatratchathaniburirom Udomratchaniwetmahasathan Amonphimanawatansathit Sakkathattiyawitsanukamprasit. Which means: “City of Angels, Great City of Immortals, Magnificent City of the Nine Gems, Seat of the King, City of Royal Palaces, Home of Gods Incarnate, Erected by Visvakarman at Indra’s Behest.”

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1) harsh and life-threatening prison conditions; arbitrary arrest and detention if they don’t abide by the rules
2)Responsibilities: Work, pay taxes, abide by the rules, fight for country.
3) -Citizens get to choose their preferred government through fair elections.
-No gender Discrimination
-Prohibited child labor.
4) Food and water are much sacred. Some get tap water a few times throughout weeks.

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1)
i. Right to vote under the conditions prescribed by law
ii. Right to a fair and public trial
iii. Reproductive rights
2)
i. Responsibility to work
3)
i.Freedom of speech
ii. Freedom of expression (Including for the press)
iii. Freedom of peaceful assembly (internal movement, foreign travel *except to North Korea*)
iV. Freedom to participate in the political process
Vi. Freedom of occupation
Vii. Freedom of learning and the arts
4)

South Korea is the world leader in internet connectivity. Approximately 92% of the country's population are internet users, and they boast the world's fastest average connection speed

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Rights of being a USA citizen :

The right to vote, to apply for federal employment, to run for elected office, to obtain a U.S. passport and to not be denied re-entry into this country.

Responsibilities of being a USA citizen :

obey federal, state and local laws, and pay the penalties that can be incurred when a law is broken. Paying taxes. All citizens must pay taxes in one form or another, including federal, state, local, Social Security, property and sales taxes.

Privileges of being a USA citizen :

The right to vote. ...

No deportation. ...

Less expensive in the long run. ...

You can bring your family to the United States. ...

You earn the right to hold a United States passport. ...

You earn the right to travel outside of the U.S. for long periods of time. ...

You earn the right to obtain other federal benefits.