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Civics and Citizenship (Political parties and policy development (Labor…

- - - - freedom of speech
      - freedom of election
      - right to a fair trial
      - freedom of movement
      - freedom of religion
      - freedom of assembly
  - - - Malala is a Pakistani student and is 15 years old. She was shot in the head in October 2012 on her way home from school. She believed that girls had the right to be educated and spoke out about it. At times, Taliban had banned school and she thought this was wrong. She survived the incident and remains a political activist today.
    - - These girls are a feminist punk rock group. in 2012 they did a performance in Moscow as a political protest against the Russian president Vladimir Putin's politics. They believed he was a dictator. They were charged and sent to jail.
    - - Aung San Suu Kyi is a Burmese human rights activist/politician. In 1988 she protested against the military and in 1989 was placed under house arrest. She spent 15 of the next 21 years in jail.
- - - - Handle defence, immigration, trade
    - - handle education, health, transport
    - - Handle rubbish collection,, town planning and pet control
  - - - Currency, tax, quarantine, air safety.
    - - Fisheries, Police, Water, Forestry
    - - Libraries, Town planning, Street Planning, Swimming Pools.
  - - - each region has 94000 people part of them.
- - - - Respect
        
        Valuing everyone's views, beliefs and ideals.
      - Equality
        
        NO Discrimination
      - Fairness
        
        Giving everyone a fair go. NO INJUSTICE
      - Freedom
        
        everyone can do freely
- - - - Laws made by parliaments are referred to as legislation, statues or acts.
  - - - Police must make sure suspects and witnesses are treated fairly all suspects have the right to silence.
      - Injustice may occur if rights are not observed a suspect or witness feels compelled or forced to answer questions against their will.
      - A suspect may have trouble communicating. People like aboriginal or Torres strait islanders, non-English speakers, people with a mental disorder or other disability may struggle.
    - - Media, both traditional and online, can create the impression of a person’s guilt before they have been to court.
      - All individuals who have been accused of a crime have presumption of innocence and must be treated as innocent until proven guilty.