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Civics and citizenship - Coggle Diagram

- - - - An example of a democracy is Australia
- - - - There are 5 main freedoms in Australia.
        
        Freedom of speech: Refers to our right to express information, opinions and beliefs without fear of the government preventing us or punishing us for it.
        
        Freedom of assembly: Refers to the right to peacefully gather or meet in public or private places. This may be in small or large groups, for any reason that might be religious, political or in celebration.
        
        Freedom of association: Refers to the right to peacefully form or join a group, club or organisation without being stopped. This might include social groups, sporting groups, political parties, unions or religious groups
        
        Freedom of movement:Refers to a citizen’s ability to freely move between states or regions within their own country. It also refers to our right to leave any country and re-enter our own country without interference from the government.
        
        Freedom of religion: Freedom of religion is the right to believe in or practice whatever religion you want to. This freedom extends to all religions.