My Duties as a Citizen of Rhodesia
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  It is my duty to obey the laws of my country.

  It is my duty to hold myself available to join in the defense of my country
  in time of need.

  It is my duty to serve on a jury if called upon to do so.

  It is my duty to pay such taxes as may be levied.

  It is my duty to protect the good name of my country and to refrain from any
  action which may injure it.

  It is my duty to take an interest in national affairs and to use my vote conscientiously.

  It is my duty to enter into and associate myself with the social, economic and
  cultural life of my country.

  It is my duty to assist in the preservation of the natural beauty of my country
  and to conserve its soil, water and natural resources.

  It is my duty to be just, tolerant and courteous to my fellow countrymen, and to
  act for the peaceful co-existence of all communities.
  

  My Rights and Privileges as a Citizen of Rhodesia
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  I have the right to live in Rhodesia.

  I have the right to acquire the qualifications entitling me to vote and to seek
  election to the Parliament of my country.

  I have the right to freedom of speech and conscience.

  I have the right to freedom of worship in the religion of my choice.

  I have the right to improve my position.

  I have the right to demand respect for my personal dignity, my liberty, my property
  and the privacy of my home.

  I have the right to join any lawful organisation of people with whom I have
  interests in common.

  I have the right to the protection of the courts of justice if ever my rights are
  impaired or threatened.

  I have the privilege of sharing in my country's natural resources.

  I have the privilege of contributing to my country's cultural and economic development.