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CITIZENSHIP TRAINING Here is where your presentation begins  TABLE OF CONTENTS 02 02 03 04 Citizenship The Philippine The Bill of Training Constitution Preambl Rights e 05...

CITIZENSHIP TRAINING Here is where your presentation begins  TABLE OF CONTENTS 02 02 03 04 Citizenship The Philippine The Bill of Training Constitution Preambl Rights e 05 06 07 Classification of Duties & Role of the Rights & Rights as Responsibilities Youth in Nation a Citizen of a Filipino Building Citizen  01 CITIZENSHIP TRAINING What is Citizenship Training?  Citizenship Training It is the training of citizens who question, evaluate and present creative solutions and know their responsibilities and rights. Citizenship education is the training of effective citizens by centralizing the components of social participation, social and moral responsibility. Aim of Citizenship Training It aims to form better citizens who are prepared for the future, have good character, love their homeland, and have a strong sense of nationalism. Citizenship education plays a crucial role in shaping the character of students, building better individuals, and contributing to the nation and the state.  02 THE PHILIPPINE CONSTITUION  The Philippine Constitution The Philippine Constitution is the fundamental law of the Republic of the Philippines. It establishes the framework of the Philippine government, delineates the separation of powers among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, and guarantees the rights and freedoms of Filipino citizens. The current constitution, enacted in 1987, was a product of the 1986 People Power Revolution that ended the Marcos dictatorship. It emphasizes democratic governance, social justice, human rights, and national sovereignty.  03 THE PREAMBLE  The Preamble We, the sovereign Filipino people, imploring the aid of Almighty God, in order to build a just and humane society, and establish a Government that shall embody our ideals and aspirations, promote the common good, conserve and develop our patrimony, and secure to ourselves and our posterity, the blessings of independence and democracy under the rule of law and a regime of truth, justice, freedom, love, equality, and peace, do ordain and promulgate this Constitution.  04 BILL OF RIGHTS The Bill of Rights in the Philippines is a series of protections specified in Article III of the 1987 Philippine Constitution, designed to safeguard the fundamental rights and liberties of its citizens against government infringement.  BILL OF RIGHTS SECTION 1. Right to life, liberty, and property. You should not be deprive of your life, liberty, and property. SECTION 2. Right against unreasonable searches and seizures. SECTION 3. Every person has right to keep his communication or correspondence a secret. SECTION 4. Freedom of speech. Right to a Free Press; Freedom of Assembly; the Right of Petition. SECTION 5. Freedom of Religion  BILL OF RIGHTS SECTION 7. The right to information. SECTION 8. Right to form associations. SECTION 9. The Right to Just Compensations. SECTION 10. Non-Impairment Clause. SECTION 11. Free Access to Court. SECTION 12. Right of Person under Custodian Investigation SECTION 13. The Right to Bail & against Excessive Bail  BILL OF RIGHTS SECTION 14. Rights of Accused. Right to Due Process of Law in Criminal Cases. Innocent until Proven Guilty. The Right to Confront One’s Accuser. Basis for Trials in Absentia. SECTION 15. Writ of Habeas Corpus SECTION 16. Right to Speedy Disposition of Cases. SECTION 17. Rights against self – incrimination SECTION 18. The Right to Political beliefs and aspirations. SECTION 19. The prohibition against cruel, degrading  BILL OF RIGHTS SECTION 20. Non – Imprisonment for debts SECTION 21. Right against double jeopardy SECTION 22. Ex post facto law and bill of attainder  05 Classification of Rights & Rights as a Citizen Classification of rights: Natural Rights Rights possessed by every citizen without being granted by the state for they are given to man by god as human beings created to his image. Constitutional Rights Rights which are conferred by the constitution. Statutory Rights Rights which are provided by laws by the law making body and consequently maybe abolished by the same body.  Rights as a Citizen 3. Right to Freedom 1.Right to Life, of Speech and Liberty, and Property Expression Every Filipino citizen has Citizens have the right to the right to live freely and express their thoughts and be secure in their person opinions freely without and property. fear of censorship or punishment. 2. Right to Equal 4. Right to Protection of the Information Laws Citizens have the right All citizens are entitled to to access information on equal protection and benefit matters of public of the law without concern. discrimination.  Rights as a Citizen 5.Right to Education 7. Right to Health Every citizen has the right Citizens are entitled to the to education, which the highest attainable standard state shall provide and of physical and mental promote. health. 8. Right to Participate in 6. Right to Work Governance The right to work ensures that Citizens have the right to citizens can seek and engage take part in the government in lawful employment without of their country, either undue hindrance. directly or through freely chosen representatives.  Rights as a Citizen 9. Right to Property 10. Right to Form Every citizen has the Associations Citizens have the right to right to acquire, own, form unions, associations, and dispose of property or societies for purposes within the bounds of the not contrary to law. These law. rights ensure that Filipino citizens can live with dignity and actively participate in the nation's democratic processes.  06 Duties & Responsibilities of a Filipino Citizen The 1987 Philippine Constitution outlines the fundamental rights and duties of Filipino citizens, emphasizing their role in building a just and humane society. This document serves as the supreme law of the land, guiding the government and its people in their shared responsibilities.  Duties and Responsibilities of Filipino Citizens 1. To be loyal to the Republic: this means that the citizen must be proud of his/her country and show absolute allegiance to his/her government. This can be shown through the singing of the National Anthem, giving respect to the National Flag, etc. 2. To love and defend the country — love is shown through deeds and the readiness of the citizen to defend his/her country. 3. To contribute to the development and welfare of the State — this may be shown through paying taxes regularly and willingly, following the State laws, rules and regulations, patronizing local products and trades and etc.  Duties and Responsibilities of Filipino Citizens 4. To uphold the Constitution and obey the laws — it is the duty of the citizen to respect the Constitution and ensure that the laws are followed. 5. To cooperate with duly constituted authorities — this entails that the city should also make it his/her concern that State laws should be observed by others as well. 6. To exercise rights responsibly and with due regard for the rights of others.  Duties and Responsibilities of Filipino Citizens 7. To engage in gainful work — this emphasizes that the State does not work for its people. Which entails that the citizen should work and become a useful and productive member of society. 8. To register and vote.  Additional Responsibilities: Beyond the core duties outlined in Article V, Section 1, the Constitution also highlights other responsibilities of Filipino citizens: 1. Responsible Exercise of Rights: While citizens enjoy various rights, the Constitution emphasizes the responsibility to exercise them with due regard for the rights of others. 2. 4 2. Engagement in Gainful Work: The Constitution encourages every citizen to engage in gainful work to ensure a dignified life for themselves and their families. 3. 4 3. Registration and Voting: The Constitution mandates qualified citizens to register and actively participate in elections. 4  CONCLUSIONS The Philippine Constitution clearly defines the duties and responsibilities of Filipino citizens, emphasizing their active participation in building a just and prosperous nation. By fulfilling these obligations, citizens contribute to the development and welfare of the Philippines, ensuring a brighter future for themselves and generations to come. It is important to note that these duties and responsibilities are not merely abstract concepts but are integral to the functioning of a democratic society. By understanding and fulfilling these obligations, Filipino citizens can  06 Role of the Youth in Nation Building  Who are the youth? - The youth play an important role in nation building and economic development as they are the future leaders of the country. They have the potential to bring about positive change and make a significant contribution to society. What is the role of the youth in nation building? - The role of the youth in nation building is to provide fresh perspectives and energy to help drive economic development and social progress. As the future leaders of the country, they have a responsibility to contribute to making society better for everyone - They can be a positive influence in society and can also solve the problem by introducing innovative and impactful ideas that will only help in the betterment of the country.  THANK YOU FOR CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo, and includes icons by Flaticon, and infographics & images by Freepik LISTENING!