Richard Bellamy says that rights provide the basis to citizenship and citizens “have the ‘right to have rights’”. Rights received by citizens differ from country to country and sometimes within a country itself. Also rights that define citizenship are questioned constantly due to the actions of the community members. However, all people arguably have moral or human rights. Some countries may choose to protect these rights in constitutions or documents. Often freedom of speech, right of knowledge, basic education, and the right to vote are examples of such rights. Often, protecting rights in constitutions can protect them from being changed or taken from citizens by corrupt politicians. Consequently, this also means that if a group of people
