[TCA-T5] CHV2O, Civi ...

1.Rule of law is a social state in which law is recognized and universally implemented in the whole society, and it is the best way of governing the country that human society has found so far

2.People and things with human characteristics have rights, and these rights are respected by other people and things with human characteristics

3.People enjoy equal personality, basic resources, basic rights, important abilities and social status

4.The freedom of citizens to participate in the political life of the country and to fully express their political will

5.Something that is shared and benefits all or most members of a particular community, or that people gain by participating in collective action as citizens and by being active in politics and public service.

6.Citizens have the right to participate in everything

7.In which individuals are able to make choices autonomously, unconstrained by external or internal compulsions or restrictions.

8.It is based on a rational value consciousness, is based on a scientific understanding of value, value relationship and formed a rational value consciousness

1. the restriction of the arbitrary exercise of power by subordinating it to well-defined and established laws.

2. the belief that all people hold a special value that's tied solely to their humanity

3.describes an inclusive and fair allocation of political power or influence, fair processes, and fair treatment of all regardless of characteristics like race, religion, age, wealth or intelligence.

4.is a central concept in history and political thought and one of the most important features of democratic societies.

5.is a political and philosophical concept.

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1. Rule of Law: Everyone is accountable to laws that are applied fairly and consistently.

2. Human Dignity: The inherent worth and respect owed to every individual.

3. Political Equality: Equal political rights and opportunities for all individuals.

4. Political Freedoms: Rights to participate freely in the political process.

5. Common Good: The benefit of all people in a society.

6. Being Informed; Getting Involved: Staying informed and participating in civic activities.

7. Personal Freedoms: Rights allowing individuals to live without undue interference.

8. Respect: Treating others with consideration and valuing their rights and opinions.

 1. Rule of Law

The principle that all individuals and institutions are subject to and accountable to laws that are fairly applied and enforced, ensuring justice and preventing arbitrary governance.

2. Human Dignity

The inherent worth and respect due to every individual, recognizing their right to be treated ethically, with compassion, and free from degrading treatment.

 3. Political Equality

The concept that all citizens have equal access to political rights and opportunities, including the right to vote and participate in governance.

 4. Political Freedoms

The rights enabling individuals to participate in the political process, including freedoms of speech, assembly, and association.

 5. Common Good

The welfare of the community as a whole, where policies and actions benefit all members of society, promoting collective well-being and shared interests.

6. Being Informed; Getting Involved

The responsibility to stay educated on civic matters and actively participate in democratic processes to contribute to societal improvement.

 7. Personal Freedoms

The rights allowing individuals to make choices about their own lives, including freedoms of expression, movement, and privacy.

 8. Respect

The act of valuing and considering others' rights, feelings, and traditions, fostering mutual understanding and coexistence.

1. Rule of Law: a principle of governance in which all persons, institutions and entities, public and private.

2. Human Dignity: the unearned worth or status that all humans share equally.

3. Political Equality: everyone has the same say in how the government makes decisions.

4. Political Freedoms: freedom from oppression or coercion, the absence of disabling conditions for an individual.

5. Common Good:  any good which is rivalrous yet non-excludable.

6. Being Informed; Getting Involved: being a responsible citizen.

7. Personal Freedoms: freedom of your mind from what determines your thoughts, feelings and behaviour.

8. Respect: to recognize the worth of a person or thing.