Civil and political rights

Related issues—

double jeopardy; equality before the law; habeas corpus; judicial process; legal aid; natural justice (right to be heard, right to unbiased hearing, right to be given reasons); neighbourhood and community justice centres; right to bail; right to counsel; right to silence; speedy trial

Double jeopardy Natural justice Right to bail Right to counsel Right to silence

Freedom of religion, thought and conscience

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aid to religion; belief– action dichotomy; deprogramming; establishment of religion; faith healing; scientology; segregated church-related schools; tax exemption

DISCRIMINATION

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Related issues—

apartheid; criminal process; discrimination on the basis of national extraction; economics of discrimination; education; employment; equal protection of the law; genocide; legislation; merit and equality; morally relevant characteristics; political discrimination; private discrimination; segregation; separate-but-equal doctrine; slavery

Racial discrimination (Aborigines, indigenous peoples and minorities)

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Related issues—

Aboriginal children; Aboriginal embassy; accommodation; education; employment discrimination; ethnicity; external affairs power; history of Aborigines; incitement to racial hatred and prejudice; land rights; Makarrata; Aboriginal customary law; racist propaganda and racial prejudice; reserves; restrictive covenants; right to be classified as Aboriginal; right to culture; right to language; right to legal aid; right to natural resources; Tasmanians; Torres Strait Islanders; voting

Criminal process

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Related issues—

criminal procedure; habeas corpus; judges' rules; legal aid; Aboriginal customary law; relations with police; sentencing

Aboriginal customary law Land rights

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Discrimination: Racial discrimination (Aborigines, indigenous peoples and minorities): Aboriginal customary law

Related issues­Makarrata

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access to the media; censorship; defamation and libel; freedom of the press (media); journalistic privileges

Employment

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Related issues—

religious schools; segregation; separate-but-equal doctrine

Sex discrimination — women

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Related issues—

Battered women; employment; equal rights amendment; family law; feminism; marital status; matrimonial property; migrant women; protection against rape; prostitution; right to participate; sexual harassment; social services; union rights; women in universities

Employment

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Discrimination — homosexuals

See also—

Related issues—

education; employment; family law; gay rights; lesbianism; right to child custody; right to parenthood; privacy; police powers

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Affirmative action

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Related issues—

Aborigines; compensation; equal educational opportunity; preferential admission; preferential hiring; positive discrimination; quotas; racism; reverse discrimination; timetables and goals; women

Reverse discrimination

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See also—

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Age discrimination

See also—Discrimination

Related issues—

accommodation; age of consent; contractual capacity; employment; aged migrants; prejudice; provision of goods and services; recreation; retirement legislation; social security; superannuation; voting

Religious discrimination

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RIGHTS OF SPECIAL GROUPS

Children's rights

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Related issues—

abortion; ante-natal rights; child abuse and neglect; child custody; child maintenance; child pornography; children's liberation; delinquency; education; euthanasia; juvenile courts; parental rights; right to counsel; right to a family; surrogate motherhood; violence and obscenity in the media

Child abuse and neglect Children and the law

Related issues—

community welfare; delinquency; divorce; due process; ex-nuptials; juvenile courts; right to counsel

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Immigrants' and aliens' rights

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accommodation; assimilation; asylum; deportation and due process; employment

discrimination; ethnic broadcasting; ethnic rights; ethnicity; interpreting services; legal aid services; migrant women; naturalisation; on-arrival and post-arrival programs; refugees; right vote; welfare rights; White Australia Policy

See also—

Related issues—

bail; double jeopardy; legal aid; right to counsel; right to silence

Refugees

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Prisoners' rights

Related issues—

civil disabilities; human experimentation; legal disabilities; parole; political disabilities; right to legal advice; right to medical and health care

Disabled persons' rights

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Civil and political rights:

Related issues—

access to public places; congenital disability; disabled migrants; disabled women; economic security; legal aid; medical care; occupational health and safety; poverty; rights of hospital patients; social security

Education, rehabilitation and training

Related issues—

learning barriers; recreation training; right to education; sexual rehabilitation; sheltered workshops; vocational training

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Community care

Related issues—

accommodation; deinstitutionalisation; hostels

Civil rights

Related issues—

personal injury claims; right to access; workers' compensation; 'wrongful life'

Mentally retarded persons' rights

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Related issues—

behaviour control; developmental deficiency; eugenics; exceptional children; human experimentation; intellectual handicap; legal incapacity; mental health

Medical care and therapy

Related issues—

behaviour modification; depo-provera; involuntary hospitalisation; psychotropic drugs; right to treatment; sterilisation

Education, rehabilitation and training

Related issues—

recreation; training; right to education; sexual rehabilitation; sheltered workshops; vocational training

Community care

Related issues—

accommodation; behaviour modification; deinstitutionalisation; normalisation

Civil rights and legal safeguards

Related issues—

civil commitment; due process; fitness to plead; guardianship; incapacity; legal aid; legal incompetency; power of attorney; protective services

SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL RIGHTS

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Related issues—

appropriate technology; artists' right; cultural heritage; developing countries; exploitation; fair and equal remuneration; hygiene; international aid; leisure; New International Economic Order; right to education; right to strike; right to work; self-determination; standards of living; working conditions

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Related issues—

assimilation; cultural pluralism; ethnicity; immigration; integration

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