Rights and Responsibilities always go Together

 Rights in a vacuum are nothing and responsibilities are of the same nature. The rights of one are in fact the responsibilities of the others and vice versa. If we are performing our jobs in a good way, we have the opportunity to move in the best direction.

 

It is common to demand our rights first, without thinking of our duties. It is not a logical way of thinking. If we want to see our society, a good one, then we must perform our duties as well. Without supply, there can be no demand.

 

Rights are the rules that help make everyone equal. When we are born we have some rights. These are basic human rights because every person has them. These rights in fact are the responsibilities of others and others rights are our responsibilities. Being a responsible human being means you care about other people's rights. 

 

The rights of a person are the responsibilities of someone else. If the right of a child to be cared for by his parents and the others important for him. Then, this care and love will pose a responsibility to respect, to obey and to care about those who cared for him. This is a very beautiful relationship where no governmental rules are usually required. It is a system of love that makes us responsible to care for our loved ones.

 

All other relations of rights and responsibilities are also there, which we must care about as humans. These include the rights of a student and the responsibilities as a student. The rights of a student are the responsibilities of his teachers. If teachers are responsible to provide good care of their students by providing them with good learning experiences, providing them with opportunities to learn and experience new knowledge. On the other hand, the student will be responsible to give a good response to the teachers, giving good respect to them by obeying them and performing well.

 

The first and foremost are the rights and responsibilities are between children and their parents. The rights of children are of the most important, in the whole relations around us. If children are not given their rights, they cannot survive. The right of nourishment they require for their lives, the right of safety from hot and cold, the right of basic training toilet and learning training. Without these hard pieces of training, a person cannot have a good life at all. But these all rights pose a big responsibility on them as well. They are supposed to give a positive and valuable response. They are required to respect their parents and elders. They must work hard to do well in their studies and other obligations. These good relations make the family and the community life a strong base for a healthy society.

 

There is a list of these mutual relations along with the discussed earlier:  between wife and husband, the employers and the employees, the administrator and the public and between the neighbours too. These all are mutual responsibility based relations. A balanced approach must be there, to make these relations positive and fruitful. In a progressive society, an easygoing and encouraging combination of rights and responsibilities is a must. A satisfied and happy society is an ideal one.