universal citizenship
[ˌjuː.nɪ.ˈvɜr.səl sɪ.ˈtɪ.zən.ʃɪp]
nounpl: universal citizenships
cidadania universal
1. A theoretical or political concept proposing that all human beings should have equal rights and responsibilities as citizens of a global community, transcending national borders and sovereignty.
Advocates for universal citizenship argue that it would promote global peace and human rights.
Os defensores da cidadania universal argumentam que ela promoveria a paz global e os direitos humanos.
2. A philosophical framework suggesting that citizenship rights should not be limited by nationality but extended to all persons based on their humanity.
The concept of universal citizenship challenges traditional nation-state systems.
O conceito de cidadania universal desafia os sistemas tradicionais dos estados-nação.
3. An ideological position that all individuals deserve equal political, social, and economic participation regardless of their country of origin.
Universal citizenship would require significant reforms to international law and governance structures.
A cidadania universal exigiria reformas significativas no direito internacional e nas estruturas de governança.
In Brazil, discussions of universal citizenship often relate to debates about immigration, refugee rights, and regional integration through MERCOSUL. In the United States, this concept is frequently invoked in progressive political discourse regarding globalization and international cooperation, though it remains controversial among those emphasizing national sovereignty.
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