Animal rights
What happens when an animal is no longer considered a pet
they loose a alot of rights
Australia’s first people are called this
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Where does Australia put the Asylum Seekers and Refugees?
They were put in Nauru camp.
How long can children 18 or under work per day during a school term?
3 hours per day
People with disabilities have the right to be treated __
Fairly (or equally)
under Australian law — not all animals are protected. In fact, the law protects animals not by their capacity to suffer, but by their...?
Value
In 1967, Australians voted in favor of a referendum that gave this power to the government regarding Indigenous affairs
The power to make laws for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
what do Refugees and asylum seekers reported?
intimidation, harassment, or violence directed at them or family members by nauruans.
The UN has called for Australia to raise the age of criminal responsibility to what age?
14 years old
During protest and conflict for animal rights who did the government side with?
Farmers
In 1992, the High Court said Indigenous people had the right to own their traditional lands. This was called the __ decision.
The Mabo decision.
Australia also has obligations not to return people who face?
Risk of violation of certain human rights the Convention Against Torture (CAT) and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC)
What is a one name that Australia prohibits for children?
Duke, Queen or God
They are more worried about the effect animals can have on humans rather than the animals themselves
true of false?
True
January 26 is a sad day for many Indigenous Australians, who call it this instead of Australia Day.
Invasion Day (or Survival Day)
How did refugees and asylum seekers have living condition?
Families are put in unit containers.
one-third of the 1,200 refugees and asylum seekers on Nauru remain in the tents, two-minute showers, filthy toilets and limited movement
How many children are in Australia as of 2025?
5.3 million
To manage the risk of antimicrobial resistance the government plants to..?
Improve animal welfare outcomes relevant to emergency scenarios.
In 2008, the Prime Minister apologized to Indigenous families for taking their children away. This group of children is called the __.
The Stolen Generations
what is MIGRATION ACT 1958?
refugees can have a chance to obtain visas, refugees that don’t have visas will be sent to camp. Also this act will not allow to return a person back to where they come from if their person’s life or freedom would be threatened on account of his or her race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion
What year was the declaration of rights of a child introduced?
1959