A book that allows you to defend your right to be, to reside, and to act as a thinking person and active citizen in all cases when you interact with public administration.
The Citizen's Alphabet by Diavlos Publishing presents the human right to be a citizen and mainly the framework in order to exercise it as a thinking and active being. It also supports that those who truly want to live as dignified citizens must oppose - within the limits of the structured state and the legal order - those who, as users and managers of state, governmental, party, and other visible and non-visible power mechanisms, act arbitrarily in all aspects of contemporary Greek social life.
In order to make this resistance possible, an informed citizen is needed. The Citizen's Alphabet cultivates this direction to make us all active citizens, claimants of the structuring and legally protected rights that we are obliged to defend by definition.
From the moment of birth and contact with the registry offices to the issuance of IDs and passports, certificates, and books, and from our transactions with public services to recourse to justice, the Citizen's Alphabet presents the necessary volume of information that will facilitate contacts with the hard and broader core of the Public Sector.
Its content is based on the provisions of the rich Greek legislation with dense references to the publication of the Ministry of the Presidency of the Government titled "Citizen's Guide," edited by the National Printing Office, Athens 1992.
Number of pages
222
Cover
Soft
Year of publication
1996
Publisher
Diaylos
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