Illegality, Mutual Violation of Civil Rights

Illegality is a main obstacle of social improvement. Expecting others to obey laws and regularities and do not paying attention to our duties as citizens, Interpreting the laws for our individual and group benefits, cheating, using law as a tool, fraud in the application of law, misuse of law, inflicting severe damages on public and private profits, and committing offenses are all different forms of illegality. Illegality is a negative cultural state of being against the rules of law, which is opposed to legality. Citizens have various civil, political, social, economic, cultural and judicial rights, and providing these rights is aimed by all governments. Public organizations also commit offenses by employing discriminatory and unfair regulations. The current study aims to assess the effects of illegality on citizens, and mutual rights of government and citizens, and also the effects of intra-organizational illegalities on citizens’ rights.