A Comparative Study of the Duties of Citizenship Inserted in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Constitution of Afghanistan

Since the full realization of civil rights and freedom is not possible without the foresight and respect for the duties of citizenship, is not possible, in addition to prediction of rights and freedoms has been payed attention to the duties of citizenship in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Constitution of Afghanistan. Given that the UDHR has not been arising from the particular perspective of a country which that given the independence, territorial integrity, national security and order, objectives and national interests to determine duties for the citizines, this declaration has given over the determination of duties limitations of the persons to the society that these persons belong to it and prepare the free and full development of their personality. Due to the fact has been that Afghanistan given the independence, territorial integrity, public order and national security, national goals and interests of it has predicted a series duties for the its citizens.
Due to this that the aim of the UDHR has been recognization of rights and individual freedoms, the government of Afghanistan such as other countries has been influenced to insert these rights and freedoms in its constitution and other laws and since the mentioned UDHR has not counted the human duties, it has given over the determination of individual duties to the related society. Therefore, the government of Afghanistan has not influenced too mcuh from this perspective and it has been resorted to determine the duties of its nationals accourding the security inquiremetns, public order, public morality, economic vigor and governing circumstances to the society.The methodology used in this research is cross-sectional and the goal from the writing of it is assessment of the civil duties inserted in the UDHR and the Constitution of Afghanistan.