As a citizen of Kintland, the constitution mandates you have a list of human rights. As the following.
The right to vote
The right to free speech and to not be prosecuted for it
The right to protest and to not be prosecuted for it
The right to Free healthcare
The right to accept humanitarian aid in full
The right to protection by the authority's and law
The right to employment and to have an income
The right to use the Kintlandian rubble
The right to clean water
The right to electricity
The right to transportation
The right to food
The right to subsidies
The right to free movement and right to own a passport
The right to free religion
The right to prosecution by the law
The right to free education for all grades
The right for waste collection
The right to have children and to have pets
The right to serve the country longer then 6 months in mandated military service
The right to be sworn in for court duty, B.O.D. duty, and military duty
The right to leave the boarders and territories of Kintland
The right to run for a position of power
The right to free disability and mental health care
The right to deny police and authority who don't have special permission
The right to keep silent during interogation of the authorities
The right to abortion between the first 1-14 weeks of pregnancy
The right to marriage between any 2 parties and right to divorce
The right to free love
The right to enter public spaces
The right to nudity on the beech and in public showers and saunas (or when you cannot be seen by others)
The right to be served by services and stores during operating hours
The right to drink alcohol in public
The right to purchace, drink, and use beer and wine from the age of 16
The right to purchace, drink, and use all forms of drinking alcohol from the age of 20
The right to privacy in all forms
The right to silence at times 21:00-7:00 (differs from city and province)
The right to access all legalized medication types
Right to the protection of fire and rescue services
Right to get any drivers license and drive a vehicle (at or over age 16)
The right to buy legal drugs and substances (at or over age 16)
The right to free appearance
The right to free time
The right to own items
The right to use pubic services
And the right to own private enterprize (read into)