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Section 13: Duties of the citizen.
In force, as amendedThe Constitution of Sierra Leone, 1991, Sierra Leone
Every citizen shall—
a. abide by this Constitution, respect its ideals and its institutions, the National Flag, the National Anthem and
authorities and offices established or constituted under this Constitution or any other law;
b. cultivate a sense of nationalism and patriotism so that loyalty to the State shall override sectional, ethnic
tribal or other loyalties;
c. protect and preserve public property and prevent the misappropriation and squandering of funds belonging
to the Government, local authorities or public corporations;
d. help enhance the power, prestige and good name of the State and to defend the State and render national
service as may be required;
e. respect the dignity and religion of other individuals, and the rights and interests of others;
f. make positive and useful contributions to the advancement, progress, and well-being of the community,
wherever he resides;
g. work conscientiously in a lawful and chosen occupation and abstain from any activity detrimental to the
general welfare of others;
h. ensure the proper control and upbringing of his children and wards;
i. participate in and defend all democratic processes and practices; and
j. render assistance to appropriate and lawful agencies in the maintenance of law and order.
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