Samoa
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
BY nERISSA MOYLE
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SAMOAN POPULATION : 182,265
92.6%-SAMOANS, 7% EURONESIANS (PEOPLE OF MIXED, EUROPEAN AND POLYNESIAN ANCESTORS) AND 0.4%- EUROPEANS
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SAMOA IS MADE UP OF 2 ISLANDS, UPOLU AND SAVAI'I
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MAP OF SAMOA
RIGHTS OF
THE RIGHT TO LIFE
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RIGHT TO PERSONAL LIBERTY
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FREEDOM FROM INHUMANE TREATMENT
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RIGHT TO FAIR TRIAL AND DUE PROCESS
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FREEDOM OF RELIGION
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Rights regarding freedom of speech, assembly, association, movement and residence
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PROPERTY RIGHTS
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FREEDOM FOR DISCRIMANATORY LEGALISATION
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DIFFERENT LAWS TO OTHER COUNTRIES
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DON'T HAVE TO WEAR SEATBELTS
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CAN DRIVE THROUGH A RED LIGHT IF ROAD IS CLEAR
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HUMAN RIGHTS
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MORE THAN 2100 PEOPLE IN SAMOA LIVING WITH DISABILITIES
NO SPECIFIC LEGISLATION PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
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Samoa gained independence from New Zealand in 1962.
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PRISON IMPROVEMENT
Under the Law and Justice Sector Plan, the government is reviewing the Prison Act 1967[2] and drafting legislation to move responsibility for the review of prisons away from the Ministry of Police and establish it within an independent authority
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DISABILITY RIGHTS IMPROVEMENT
Samoa has set up a National Disabilities Taskforce which constructs programmes that provide assistance to persons with disabilities.
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RIGHTS OF A CHILD
SAMOA HAS A NATIONAL POLICY FOR CHILDREN 2010-2015 WHICH IS AIMED AT ALLEVIATING POVERTY AND PROVIDING PROTECTION TO CHILDREN THROUGH PROGRAMMES AND SERVICES
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