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HOW DO PEOPLE IN SOCIETY HAVE A SAY:

Ok so last time I did this i was not on my own account so I can’t edit it but I will try to just continue where we left off.

Thank u for understanding -Mae.S

So we were talking about the ending homelessness campaign (the VHN). Recently they created this new campaign where people make origami houses and then put them on the Victorian parliament steps.Its purpose is to raise awareness of the urgent need for more social housing which is homes for people who need them most.

Another way to have a say is to create art works in public spaces that contain a meaningful message. It’s often a reflection on the artist’s surroundings;Like if they’re not happy about choices the governments made or if there’s a food or housing shortage.(sometimes they’re even about war)

The last way I’m going to be showing you is protests.

Well What even is a protest? you might ask.

People organise protests to publicly draw attention to a problem or opinion. They use it to influence public opinion or a government policy. They might even undertake direct action in an attempt to force the changes themselves.

How do people start a protest?:

Usually they start by gathering people who agree on the topic and are willing to protest. Then they pick a time and place and keep everyone on the same page. People who start protests often choose to keep their identity a secret because if the protests are illegal police may film it to identify individuals before arresting them after the event.

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1. Guess what? You can buy a pocket sized copy of the constitution from the parliament education office. It’s about 3 bucks!

2. Some other ways to have a say or spread awareness are making posters and sticking them up where people will see them or having a tag/ website

3. GO DO SOMETHING FUN AFTER READING THIS THING!!

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Women’s rights

Men sexually harass women for “fun and excitement” though it is not “fun” whatsoever

1 in 8 women are sexually harassed

Nearly 99% of perpetrators are men

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women’s rights

What is women’s unfairness (gender inequality)

gender inequality can come in all different shapes and sizes from being paid less to having to pay more, cat calling and overall being treated differently. I hate this world sometimes :(

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WOMENS RIGHTS - Sophia

1. 64% of women don’t feel safe walking alone at night even google doesn’t recommend it- the reason is because 1 in 3 women get harassed, and 1.2 million a year in Australia. One girl is killed every 11 days but for girls it’s every 91 days, because of that 10 girls have been killed the year so far in Australia. 2.2 million girls have experienced sexual harassment since the age of 15! 4.8 million attacked a year! 125 girls get killed by men each year.(and 54 men.) In 2023 there was a 28% increase for women killed by partner. And if you’re saying what about men blah blah blah 81% of women get harassed while men only 41%. I’m not saying it’s not any I’m just saying women do get harassed more. 125 girls get killed by men a year and 54 men.

2. MONEY - the pay gap for women and men is 21.7% different ( women payed less) if your wondering how much money that is it’s $26,393 difference. So every time a man gets $1 a woman gets 78c, because of that men have double the net worth. And what makes it so much worse it’s $241,000 more expensive to be a woman!

3. PINK TAX - The money is also hard because of the pink tax, if you’re wondering what that is it’s where women’s items cost 7% more!

4. WHAT NEEDS TO CHANGE- Only 54% of people support gender equality, because of this around 2.4 billion women don’t have rights! The only reason they don’t have rights is because of traditions and social structures. But here are the top 4 things that need to be changed

1. Unequal pay

2. Racial justice

3. Gender based violence

4. Inadequate heath care

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dont disrepect the leaders of north korea

if u do its jail time

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Women would have to work an extra 64 days to get equal pay (the same as men). Women are paid, DISGUSTING

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MEE POWERPOINT IT GOOD

PLS LIKE AND FOLLOW

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The most commonly broken law in Australia is speeding infringements over 15km but under 20km, which was the most common type of road rule broken every single year.

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the government is always watching you in north korea

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4.8 million women get assaulted each year!!! And 53,000 men. ):

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why is pink for girls and blue for boys?

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Around 4.8 million women get assaulted every year!!! ): And 53,000 men.

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guess who won.

type in comments.

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Powerpoint of Which countries govement is best

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For support, log a service request via the DE Services Portal (https://services.educationapps.vic.gov.au/dp)

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Weirdest war:

The emu war

the emu war happened 1936 when the Australian government wanted the land were Emus lived

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It is important to share opinions because otherwise people will not know what you want and life will be miserable because you won’t have a job or money or a house.

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Equal treatment under the law implies a formal model of equality under which everyone is assessed and treated without regard to their particular circumstances. Equal treatment in this sense pays no regard to individual disadvantage.

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if we had no laws the world would fall in destruction

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Did u know taxi cabs in Queensland have to carry a haybale in the trunk?!

-Cristina

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What is the pink tax (women’s rights)

The pink tax is were women have to pay more women pay 7% more then men for the same/similar products.

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The first law made by the Australian Parliament was the Consolidated Revenue Act in 1901, 9th of May, which allowed the first Australian Government to collect and spend money.

Also the most commonly broken law in Australia is speeding infringements over 15km but under 25km, which was the most common type of road rule broken every single year.

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Democracy...

Democracy is more accountable form of government. Democracy responds to the needs of the people. A non-democratic government may and can respond to the people's needs, but it all depends on the wishes of the people who rule. A democracy requires that the rulers have to attend to the needs of the people.

-Emil

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Communism, a type of government as well as an economic system (a way of creating and sharing wealth). In a Communist system, individual people do not own land, factories, or machinery. Instead, the government or the whole community owns these things. Everyone is supposed to share the wealth that they create.​

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What is the United States government known for?

It is a democracy because people govern themselves. It is representative because people choose elected officials by free and secret ballot. It is a republic because the Government derives its power from the people.

There are hundreds of Federal agencies and commissions charged with handling responsibilities as varied as managing America's space program, protecting its forests, gathering intelligence, and advancing the general welfare of the American people.

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Democratic, country has a system of government where people have the power to participate in decision-making. Each democracy is unique and works in different ways like Absolute democracy,​

Bhutanese democracy, Consensus democracy, Guided democracy, Interest group democracy, Messianic democracy, Monitory democracy and Non-representative democracy. In some, people help make decisions directly by voting on laws and policy proposals. This is called direct democracy.​

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US government and economy There are two houses of Congress – the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Senate has 100 members, two from each of the 50 states, and each serves a six-year term. The House of Representatives is made up of 435 representatives, who must be elected every two years.

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What are 5 women rights to live free from violence discrimination to be educated to own property to vote to live free from slavery and that’s it

by baradu

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Laws create structure and regulate the way in which people, organisations and governments behave.

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most woman have been harassed at least once in there life by men

Ruby

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HOW DO PEOPLE IN SOCIETY HAVE A SAY?

Well let’s start with what a society actually is.

A society is a large group of people who live together in an organised way, making decisions about how to do things and sharing the work that needs to be done!

Some ways people have a say is forming organisations about a topic they want to in force, create or change.

Some examples are the Ending homelessness campaign. It was created by the VHN (the Victorian homelessness net work) and there studies show that 30,000 victorians are with out homes each night.

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laws

the oldest known law code surviving today is the Code of Ur-Nammu, which was written in in the Sumerian language and is from Mesopotamia, and is written on tablets. It was written in between 2100-2050 BCE. One of the earliest systems of laws ever recorded was the Code of Hammurabi, which was predated by at least two other ancient codes of conduct from the Middle East.

By Elsa! :}

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What are the 5 important women rights the right to live free from violence discrimination slavery to be educated to own property to vote and to earn a fair equal wage

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WOMAN'S RIGHTS - Sophia

1 64% of woman don't feel safe walking alone at night because : 2.2 million woman experience sexual assault since the age of 15, 1 in 3 woman get harassed in their life and 1.2 million a year in Australia. 81% woman get harassed while 41% of men

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10 steps to start a protest

1: assemble

2: organise

3: define

4: research

5: prepare

6: notify

7: publicise

8: know your rights

9: remain peaceful

10: protest

The biggest protest ever was the George Floyd protest from 2020- 2023 United States racist unrest.

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It’s illegal to wear hot pink pants on Sundays.

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Women’s rights

perfect example of women’s unfairness

-Scarlett

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If you get caught changing a lightbulb in Victoria you get a 10 dollar fine unless your a electrician.

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It’s illegal for children to buy liquor, cigarettes and other contraband but not illegal for them to partake in them

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By: Ayten Abubaker the girly pop.                                                                                            Women rights are human rights .  1.Did you know that today women still get treated with domestic violence lower pay .                                     2.Did you know that women’s rights started in 1848 at Seneca falls in New York .                                             3.Did you know that women only had the right to vote in 1902 and men were allowed to vote since forever.     

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Protests are a public demonstrations or rallies.

The first LGBTQ+ uprising was in 1969.

The type of protests are marches, demonstrations, boycotts, silent vigils , petitions, peaceful street protests, picketing and many more.

Have you heard of Black Lives Matter ✊🏿 and LGBTQ+ of Course you have but there are not so popular protests like the just stop oil protest, war protesters, pro-Palestine protesters and others.

People protest because the driving force behind some of the most powerful social movements exposing injustice and abuse demanding accountability and spiring people to keep hoping for a better future

By tali

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Women’s rights

Here are a couple of examples from a home economics book on “how to be a good housewife” from the 1950s, here’s my top 3

3. prepare yourself take 15 minutes to rest so you’ll be refreshed arrives. Touch up your makeup, put a bow in your hair and be fresh looking. He’s just been with a lot of work-weary people.

2. Be a little gay (gay meaning happy at the time) and little more interesting for him. His boring day might need a lift and one of your duties is to provide it.

1. Listen to him you may have a dozen important things to tell him but the moment of his arrival is not the time, let him talk first - remember his topics of conversation are much more important than yours

-Scarlett

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Another weird law in Brighton beach you need to have a swimsuit that goes neck to knee.

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Wars

Wars are when two or more countries disagree on somthing/ world domination

Diplomatic relations

Diplomatic relations are when two or more countries agree on stuff... or want to conquer the world (world domination yet again.) Or they want to share resores.

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More weird laws if there is no urinal nearby then you can urinate on the left rear tyre of your car.

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This law is weird but I had to put it in it is illegal to dress up as Batman and robin in Australia.

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There’s 4 basic systems:civil law, common law, customary law, religious law or combinations of these. However, the legal system of each country is shaped by its unique history and so it incorporates individual variations.

Cristina

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There are two main sources of law case law and common law.

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Laws + Rules

By Elsa

The first law that was made was in 1842, with the first Constitution act that made the first significant step towards a responsible government in NSW.

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If you break the law you get a fine or go to jail or in some Country’s you get executed also known as capital punishment.

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Australia is a representative Democracy where voters elect candidates. To carry out the business of government of their behalf all Australians citizens. Australia is a federation of six states which together with two self governing territories have their own constitutions parliament governments and laws.

Hudson

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weird illegal things in north Korea:

foreign music and movies

international calls

dictator disloyalty

no mobile phones or laptops

Capitilism

jeans

freedom of thought

Critiziseing the government

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i did so much reasearch

btw

please follow me

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Isaac 15/8/24

Laws in Australia

In Australia, all people – whether living here or just visiting – are expected to obey our formal laws and social customs. Both males and females are treated equally under Australian law. If you break the law you face the possibility of being arrested and prosecuted. In Australia, the police are responsible for keeping peace and order. Some of these laws that are broken may not result in jail time but a heavy fine.

Littering is prohibited, make sure you throw your rubbish away in bins.

Drinking alcohol in a public place is not permitted.

You must be over 18 years old to purchase alcohol or cigarettes.

Smoking is not permitted in restaurants, bars, nightclubs and many other public areas, such as train stations.

It is illegal to discriminate against any person on the basis of factors such as: gender, colour or race, sexual preference, marital status, political beliefs or disability.

It is a crime to be violent, including against animals.

You can’t carry weapons, including knives and guns. You need a firearms permit to own and use a gun in Australia.

When riding a bicycle, motorbike or scooter, you must wear a helmet.

You must obey Australian road rules. Each state and territory in Australia has its own licensing requirements and driving restrictions. You need to ensure you have a valid driver’s license, according to the licensing requirements of each state or territory, to drive in Australia.

You are breaking the law if you offer a bribe in exchange for services.

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continued:

communist: China, Laos, Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea.

soviet: Soviet Union, Transnistria.

capitalist: USA, New Zealand, Denmark, Sweden.

democratic: Norway, New Zealand, Iceland, Sweden.

countries that have these governments but are unrecognised*

*note: some of these countries have dissolved

Palestine, Cook islands, kosovo, niue, abkhazia, northern cypress, western sahara, south ossetia, taiwan, transnistria, somaliland, wa state, nargorno karabakh, formosa, herzey bosnia, chechnya, california republic, holy see

countries that no longer exist

czechoslovakia, yugoslavia, prussia, soviet union, austria-hungary, ottoman empire, tibet, gran colombia, texas, corsica, east germany, rosesia, south vietnam, ceylon, sikkim, alabama republic, bengal, east pakistan, hawaii, abbysinia, kingdom of two sicilies, catalonia

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Constitutional Monarchy

why Constitutional Monarchy?

before Australia was a nation it was made of

British colonies. When they joined together

a constitutional monarchy was chosen

because that is what Great Britan had

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Stuff abt usa government

The U.S. Constitution has 4,400 words. It is the oldest and shortest written Constitution of any major government in the world. Of the spelling errors in the Constitution, “Pensylvania” above the signers' names is probably the most glaring.

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Top Ten Democratic Countries...

Denmark New Zealand

Norway Belgium

Finland Costa Rica

Sweden

Germany

Switserland

Netherlands

-Emil

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Democratic scores...

A democratic score is a score that lets people know how good that countries democracy is!​

It can also be described as Methodology.​

the Democracy Index produces a weighted average based on the answers to 60 questions, each one with either two or three permitted answers. Most answers are experts' assessments. Some answers are provided by public-opinion surveys from the respective countries. This information was from my powerpoint

-Emil

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Rules apply to some people laws apply to all

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Diffrent types of govenments

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Jacks reasearch

Different types of governments.

Dictatorships- over half of dictatorships start in military coups.

Communist nations- they usually start by basing their constitution on Marxism or Leninism.

Soviet states- become soviet by following the beliefs of the soviets.

Capitalist nations- start because of their motive to make a profit.

Democratic nations- start because of their motive to allow freedom.

How do they work

Dictatorships- the dictator has most or total power over the government.

Communist nations- are typically administered through democratic centralization.

Soviet states- are typically federal single party socialist framework.

Capitalist countries- capital assets are owned privately.

Democratic nations- in a democracy, people have the power to take part in decision making.

Examples*

*note: some of these countries aren’t recognized

Dictatorships: Eritrea, china, North Korea, Turkmenistan, Russia.

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Pros of democracy

There is a way to resolve different views and conflicts peacefully.

Respect for human dignity

People have the freedom to act, speak and think freely(as long as it does not stop others doing the same)

Cons of democracy

Results in slow decision-making process.​

Not effective in a crisis.​

Shows a lack of expertise.

Pros of communism

People are equal.​

Every citizen can keep a job.​

There is an internally stable economic system.

Cons of communism

The government owns all the businesses and properties (the means of production). There is no freedom of speech. Large or geographically-broad populations tend to be diverse, making it difficult to maintain a common goal or set of rules for shared effort and resources. Central planning is difficult to achieve.

Pros of totalitarianism

I can't think of any...

Cons of totalitarianism

Totalitarian regimes enable rapid decision-making and policy implementation by centralizing control.​

Strict law enforcement and surveillance ensure high social order and stability, but at the cost of personal freedoms.​

Centralized economic planning allows for swift industrialization, yet can lead to resource misallocation and technological stagnation.

Pros of monarchy

Monarchs often serve as symbols of national identity and pride, embodying the values and history of their respective nations. They can transcend divisive politics and maintain social cohesion by representing unity above partisan interests.

Cons of monarchy

Lack of Accountability...​

Inequality and Hereditary Succession...​

Potential for Tyranny...​

Limited Representation...​

Cost to the State...

Pros of theocracy

A theocracy fuses religious doctrine with governance, allowing religious leaders to wield political power. Pros include alignment between laws and religious principles, promoting societal cohesion, and providing a clear moral foundation.

Cons of theocracy

The cons are significant. Theocracy may restrict personal freedoms, limit political diversity, and promote human rights violations. It can lead to discrimination against minorities and stifle scientific progress.

Thanks for listening!

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Women’s rights - Sophia

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On average, 125 females of all ages are killed each year in Australia. (And only 54 men each year in general.)

-elke

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I am doing, which countries goverment is the best

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Isaac's research: Australia's democracy.

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For me I’m doing protests

tali

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Theo’s research!

Pros and cons of different government types

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Pretty good but we need to stop murders

-Beatrix