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AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION AND INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS

The essay has discussed why Australian constitution is not effective in protecting individual rights.

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AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION AND INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS The Australian constitution, being without a bill or charter of rights, puts the freedoms of individual rights at danger. The clear reason for this is that there are great limitations on constitutional implication. Logically, if a right is not specified in words, then there is room for misinterpretation and blatant miscarriages of justice. For a right to be guaranteed completely, it has to be written in words, something that a Bill of Rights would take care of easily. Section 51 (xxxi), which is supposed to guarantee freedom with regards to property rights, has been criticized as being plagued with uncertainties and ambiguities. These critics have rightly pointed ...





... referendum enacting a Bill of Rights that is endorsed by the Australian people would finally gives the law legitimacy; something that is currently lacking. Enacting a Bill of Rights will provide a firm foundation upon which the protection of rights will be explicit and secure, leaving no room for blatant human rights abuses. This will ensure that Australia will assume her rightful place in the international arena amongst nations that fully uphold human rights and will guarantee that Australians are assured of legal protection of their rights; both now and for future generations.
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