Consumer Right
Every individual has the right to basic needs.
The Right to Basic Needs
As consumers it is our duty to be more observant and curious about the price and worth of goods and services.
The Responsibility of Critical Awareness
We have the right to be protected [kept safe] from products that can be harmful to our life and health
The Right to Safety
It is our duty to evaluate and do something to ensure that we get a fair-deal.
The Responsibility of Action:
We have the right to be informed [made aware] and protected from dishonest or misleading advertising and labeling.
The Right to Information
As consumers we should be conscious of the effect of our consumption on other people, especially the poor or weak groups whether in the neighborhood or globally.
The Responsibility of Social Concern
We have the right to choose goods and services at competitive prices with an assurance of satisfactory quality
The Right to make a Choice
We should take the task to be aware of the environmental cost of our expenditure. It is our duty to value and look after the earth for upcoming generations
The Responsibility of Environmental Awareness
We have the right to be compensated for being cheated or when sold poor services or goods of unacceptable quality
The Right to Redress:
As responsible consumers we can put in order and build up together the power to persuade, uphold and guard our interests
The Responsibility of Solidarity