WASSCE Government · Organs & Institutions of Government
Fundamental Human Rights and Citizenship
Categories of human rights, modes of acquiring citizenship, rights, duties, and obligations.
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Across the topic: 12 sections · 1 worked example · 2 diagrams
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2 lessons · 15 min
- 1Fundamental human rights: types, protection and limits8 minFree8 minFree
- 2Citizenship: acquisition, rights, duties and loss7 min Plan7 min Plan
- Who is a citizen?
- Acquiring citizenship
- Losing citizenship
- Rights of citizens
- Duties and obligations of citizens
- Obligations of the state to citizens
1 worked example · 1 diagram
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