January 2012
Intermediate to advanced
216 pages
7h 18m
English
Gyanaranjan Swain
Many of us would love to settle down in advanced countries like the United States or Canada for the chance of a better lifestyle. If the law permits, we might take citizenship of that particular country. Suppose I decide to settle down in Canada, and I take citizenship of that country. What about my rights as a citizen? Would the same constitutional framework be applied to me, or should a different approach need to be adopted to address my requirements? The problem arises because I have been brought up in a different cultural set-up. This raises a few pertinent questions. First, should I be forced to accept a set of rights with which I am not familiar? Second, should the ...
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