What are the rights and duties of adults

1. First of all:The most basic thing is to be responsible for yourself, to take responsibility for everything you do, what you say, and take responsibility for everything. Of course, that's easy to say. Easier said than done. So we have to be strong.

2. Secondly:Forbearance is not only for ourselves, but also for the people around us who love us. For our families, lovers, and children, we must bravely assume all our responsibilities and obligations. There is no escaping.

3. In addition:If an adult breaks the law, he is also responsible for it.

Duties and responsibilities of parents towards their children:

Article 26 of the Civil Code stipulates that parents have the obligation to raise, educate and protect their minor children.

Article 1067: When parents fail to fulfill their obligation to support them, children who are minors or who are unable to live independently have the right to demand payment of child support from their parents.

Children who are unable to live independently refer to those who are still in school and receiving education at or below high school, or who have lost or not completely lost the ability to work. Custody refers to the material and economic upbringing and care of children by parents, such as paying for children's living expenses and education expenses, and taking care of children in life. Education refers to the comprehensive cultivation of children in terms of ideology, morality, and academics.

In summary, parents are the legal guardians of their children and have unshirkable responsibilities for their children's upbringing and education.

1) The right to equality. The right to equality refers to the right and principle that citizens enjoy their rights equally, without any discrimination, and demand equal protection from the state. It establishes the boundaries and basic starting points of the activities of the state, and is also the method or means for citizens to realize their basic rights.

Citizens enjoy their rights and fulfill their obligations equally. It is not only the basic right of citizens, but also the constitutional principle of a country governed by the rule of law. These include equality before the law and the prohibition of differential treatment.

(ii) Political rights. Political rights are the behavioral possibilities for citizens to participate in the political life of the country in accordance with the Constitution and the law. On the one hand, it is manifested in the political right to participate in the organization and management of the state and society through the exercise of the right to vote and to be elected, and on the other hand, it is manifested in the freedom to freely express one's opinions and express one's will in the political life of the country, that is, political freedom.

The scope includes the right to vote and to stand for election, freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association, of procession and of demonstration.

3) Freedom of religious belief. Freedom of religious belief refers to the freedom of citizens to voluntarily believe in religion based on their inner convictions. The content includes the freedom to believe or not to believe in a religion, the freedom to believe in this or that religion, the freedom to believe in this or that religion in the same religion, the freedom to believe in a religion in the past and not to believe in a religion in the past, and the freedom to believe in a religion without believing in a religion in the past.

4) Personal freedom. Personal freedom, also known as physical freedom, refers to the freedom of citizens not to be illegally infringed upon, is a system of rights with personal security as the core, and is the basis for citizens to participate in political and social life.

5) Socio-economic rights. Social and economic rights refer to the right of citizens to enjoy material benefits in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution, and are the material guarantee for citizens to realize other rights. It is a composite right, and new types of rights such as consumer rights, environmental rights, and social security rights have emerged.

(6) The right to culture and education. It is a comprehensive system of rights, which occupies a fundamental position in the system of fundamental rights. Education is embodied in the right to education, and culture is embodied in freedom of scientific research, literary and artistic creation and other cultural activities.

7) The right to supervise and the right to request.