Why is it important for teenagers and all citizens to know their rights?

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To tell what to tell or not, think how the person should ask, think before you say stuff, more.

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It is important for teenagers and citizens to know their rights as it empowers them to stand up for themselves, helps them understand their responsibilities, and encourages civic engagement. Being aware of rights protects individuals against infringements and facilitates awareness of social justice issues. This knowledge fosters more responsible citizens who contribute positively to their communities. 
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Why is it important for teenagers and all citizens to know their rights?

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