The role of international conventions in promoting the concept of citizenship

Abstract

Since the inception of the first human societies until today, you will not
find in societies what all of its members can converge in ideas, beliefs and
orientations. This difference is not a source of weakness for any of them. These
societies can maintain the unity of society and contribute to its development and
growth and thus its advancement. This rule lies in those rules organizing the
movement of this society, which contributed greatly to the consolidation of the
idea of integrating individuals into the societies to which they belong. At the
end, every individual in society feels that he is a building block in building a
great community. International conventions play a major role in strengthening
the concept of citizenship and in defining the close relationship between the rule
of non-discrimination on the basis of sex, color, nationality, religion or sect and
the concept of citizenship, as the latter is a regulation of the principle of nondiscrimination
and equality between all individuals. Therefore, no matter how
different the members of the same society may be, it must collide with the idea
of citizenship, which restores the individuals' belonging to the society in which
they live and thus applies to each of them what applies to everyone.