France and the United States of America are two countries that have seen fit to implement a 'Bill of Rights' into their constitution, which guarantees the liberties and freedoms of the individual, and reinforces the basic rights of all human beings. But does Australia Need a Bill Of Rights? The Australian Constitution does not include a specific section detailing the rights of the individual, although it has existed for over a century through many times …
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…that we simply do not need. We all need to work together to ensure that our society continues to thrive as a free and fair one and more importantly, we need to understand that we have an important role to play in protecting and supporting our democracy. Focusing on a Bill of Rights and passing sole responsibility for the protection of human rights to the courts is not the best way to achieve these goals.