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5 british values
tolerance
,
individual liberty
,respect,
equality democracy
Citizens have the right to
express
their opinions freely and peacefully through
speech
, press, and assembly.
Citizens have the responsibility to obey the
laws
of the country and pay
taxes
to support public services.
the right to freedom from
torture
is protected by the
European
Convention on Human Rights
Citizens
have the right to vote in elections to choose their
government representatives.
Everyone has the right to freedom of thought,
conscience
, and
religion.
The government has the duty to
protect
its citizens from
harm
and ensure that everyone is treated fairly under the law.
Citizens are expected to respect the
rights
and
freedoms
of others and contribute positively to society.
Citizens can participate in
democratic
processes by voting in elections or running for
office
themselves.
The Universal Declaration of
Human Rights
was adopted by the
United Nations General Assembly
in 1948.
what is an e-petition
a petition that takes place
online
form of direct democracy
elections
what is a legislature?
someone who has legal
authority
to make
laws
for political entity such as a country
an example of traditional media:
BBC one
define society


people living together in a community
mutual respect-
mutual respect
is important for understanding of
others
and their beliefs- creating equality and courtesy which are needed for social cohesion.
effects
of equality
gender pay gap
ageism
religious discrimination
gender reassignment discrimination
legal rights- the
rights
that are granted to a
person
by the law.