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the bill of rights
mr. melkonian
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before charter of rights and freedoms in 1982
Canadian bill of rights in 1960
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bill of rights
freedom of religion
freedom of the press
freedom of speech
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bill of rights
freedom of assembly and association
equality before the law
life, liberty, security of the person, and the enjoyment of property
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not perfect
not part of constitution so didn't apply to provincial laws
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didn't override other existing laws
again because it wasn't part of constitution
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intentions were noble
but it wasn't particularly effective
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many ideas used in charter
had that going for it at least...
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human rights
provincial legislaturs have also passed laws that outline fundamental right
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Legislation - The act or process of making laws; also the laws made.
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human rights code
ontario - defines specific rights of their residents
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Human rights code
freedom from harassment/discrimination on basis of race, color, sex etc....
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responsibilities of citizenship
keep up your end of the bargain!
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although we don't have to
there's an implied responsibility
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The right to protection by the law means you have the responsibility to obey the law.
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The right to vote in an election means you have the responsibility to stay informed about what the governments are doing, about the views of political parties, and about the issues that are important in your community.
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informed citizens
make wise decisions. you shouldn't necessarily trust others
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some people serve in parliament
regular people like us who get involved and want to make changes
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Peter Melkonian
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