Rights of the Child
United Nations & Law
North Korea vs Australia
Aboriginal Customary Law
Mixed Bag
100

What is one right protected under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child?

The right to education.

100

What does UNCRC stand for?

United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

100

Name one right commonly violated in North Korea.

Freedom of speech.

100

What is Aboriginal customary law?

A traditional set of laws used by Aboriginal communities based on culture and kinship.

100

What does the term "human rights" mean?

Basic rights and freedoms every person is entitled to.

200

Who is considered a child under the UNCRC?

Anyone under the age of 18.

200

What is the purpose of the UNCRC?

To protect and promote the rights of children globally.

200

What was one shocking fact from the North Korea TED Talk?

Citizens can be imprisoned for watching foreign media.

200

How is customary law passed down?

Through storytelling, ceremonies, and elders.

200

How many Australians identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander?

Around 3.8% of the population (as of recent stats).

300

Why are children’s rights important in Australia?

To ensure all children are protected, safe, and have equal access to opportunities.

300

What is the role of the United Nations in protecting human rights?

To set international standards and monitor violations.

300

Name three human rights from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights likely violated in North Korea.

Right to education, freedom of expression, right to a fair trial.

300

What is circle sentencing?

A justice process involving the offender, victim, elders, and community to reach a resolution.

300

What is one example of conflict resolution in Aboriginal communities?

Circle sentencing or community meetings.

400

Name two organisations that help protect children’s rights internationally.

United Nations, UNICEF.

400

What is the role of UNICEF?

To promote and protect children's rights, especially in emergencies.

400

Why is it dangerous for North Koreans to share information with the outside world?

They face imprisonment, torture, or death.

400

What areas of life does customary law cover?

Marriage, land ownership, punishment, family responsibilities.

400

What role does the Australian Human Rights Commission play in protecting children's rights?

It investigates complaints, raises awareness, and advises the government on laws and policies affecting children.

500

Explain how a specific law in Australia protects child rights.

The Child Protection Act 1999 (QLD) protects children from abuse or neglect.

500

What does the Universal Declaration of Human Rights aim to do?

Provide a global standard for the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms.

500

How is the right to education experienced differently by children in Australia and North Korea?

In Australia, children have access to free, quality education that encourages critical thinking. In North Korea, education is controlled by the government and focuses heavily on propaganda.

500

Should customary law be included in Australia’s legal system? Give a reason.

Yes, it respects Indigenous culture and offers community based solutions.

500

What is one human rights law in Australia? and Explain what it is?

Racial Discrimination Act 1975.

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