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If you didn't have free healthcare would you want it

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what right  would you get rid of if you had to

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can someone explain a bill of rights.

if you do I will give you 10000000000000000000 dollers

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i like free health care does any one agree.

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What are the indigenous rights in Canada?

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What are your thoughts on collective rights

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collective right refers into the constitutional recognition that are aboriginal people possess unique the rights that are recognized and affirmed under sective 35

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Do you think collective rights are interesting?

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Here are some examples of Canadian rights:

1. Freedom of Conscience and Religion.

2. Freedom of Thoughts, Opinions and Belief.

3. Freedom of Peaceful Assembly.

4. Freedom of Association.

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I think that collective rights are good because a group have rights and I think that its very smart.

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(If you want you can search up the answer.)

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Mobility rights are a part of collective rights

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Education is both individual and collective

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Do you think collective rights are important?

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Collective rights are special human rights that help protect groups of people and the environment. They are important because regular human rights don’t always keep safe the rights of people who live together, like Indigenous peoples and local communities. Collective rights are considered a part of human rights, and these rights are always changing as we learn more about them. There are first-generation rights, which are about civil and political things, and second-generation rights that focus on social, economic, and cultural needs. Collective rights belong to a third group called third-generation or 'solidarity rights.' This means they are for everyone, can’t be split apart, and they all depend on each other to work well.

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I think that collective rights are good

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collective rights guaranteed to specific groups in Canadian society for historical and constitutional.

collective rights belong to groups and are entrenched in Canada's constitution.

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A Collective right is a human right that affects their communities and rights as a group of people. For example, We can speak multiple languages but Canadians can speak English, French and more. There is another part to it, this is not just for one person, it is for their whole community and not just them. There are a lot of things that go into making these rights for us but also these rights aren't just for Canadians. There are many other types of people too, like indigenous peoples. They have rights too! Please Like my Note about Collective rights and thank you for reading, Bye!

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Do you think Collective Rights are good?

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Collective rights let you do lots of things for example, Indigenous people have the right to speak there own language. They got the right on 2019 February 5th.

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We have the right to vote.

We have the right to go outside.

We have the right to have fun.

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The Canadian charter of rights and freedoms protects millions of people in Canada some rights are they have culture rights and have the right to respect each other and not discriminate them for their race,Gender and culture.

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An account of collective rights may be wanted for different purposes. First, we may seek a tool for the description and analysis of the variety of rights held under conventional normative systems.

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Collective rights are important to Canada because it affirm the collective idenity of the groups in society

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collective rights are rights for people in a group. not just one person

most collective rights are about peoples religion or culture but they can also be about jobs\work.

in Canada indigenous people have collective rights because they are a group of people

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collective indigenous rights are very specific rights with aboriginal groups, rights to land , subsistence resources and activities, self determination, and self government

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An example of a collective right is: the right to have a different culture.

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Collective rights are human rights that make sure to include everybody with the same rights.

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the right to vote

the rights to indigenous people to not pay tax in some towns

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the territory of a nation-state, and in the particular the parts of that territory that are not private property, are owned “collectively” by the people with the government acting as their agent

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The purpose of collective rights is to affirm the collective identity of groups in society and to create a society where people of different identities belong. Credits to Google

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Everyone has their own right to live and work without getting shamed for it. Everyone has rights to be free and live in a safe country.

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An example of a collective right is the right to speak a native language.

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Rights that are guaranteed to specific groups in Canadian society for historical and constitutional reasons.

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A collective rite is rites for a group of people instead of one person.

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ex:the right to a healthy environment or to native title

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Collective rights are human rights that protect communities and the environment.

Human rights include the right to life and liberty, freedom from slavery and torture, freedom of opinion and expression, the right to work and education

Human rights

the right to: life, liberty and personal security. a fair trial, that respects all your legal rights. ...

freedom of: conscience and religion. thought, belief, opinion and expression. ...

freedom to: join groups. hold peaceful meetings.

protection from: unreasonable search or seizure.

The charter guarantees everyone the freedom of conscience and religion; thought, belief, opinion, and expression, including freedom of the press and other means of communication and fun

Benefits for Indigenous peoples

Taxes and benefits for Indigenous peoples. ...

Aboriginal Ambassadors in the Natural Sciences and Engineering Supplement Program. ...

Aboriginal Leadership Opportunity Year. ...

Aboriginal Summer Training Programs. ...

Canadian Forces Aboriginal Entry Program. ...

On-reserve Income Assistance Program.

Although these specific rights may vary between Aboriginal groups, in general they include rights to the land, rights to subsistence resources and activities, the right to self-determination and self-government, and the right to practice one's own culture and customs including language and religion.

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When you are done, reply to this board by answering the following questions in your own words.

1. Find an example of an Indigenous treaty in Canada.

(Hint: Look for Treaty 7 or Treaty 6)

2. Name a Francophone right protected by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

3. Why is bilingualism considered a collective right in Canada?

4. What would happen if a group’s collective rights weren’t respected

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Please follow the instructions below to complete the activity. If you have any questions, please ask your teacher for help. • Create a post that includes your name and your creative reflection about collective rights in Alberta and Canada • Your reflection can be in the form of a drawing, poem, or short video that shows your understanding of collective rights • In the body of your post, explain how your creative piece represents what you've learned about collective rights • Leave a thoughtful comment on at least one reflection explaining what you learned from their perspective