AustraliaAustralian values 23 · Australian values
How does Australian law treat people of different races and national or ethnic backgrounds?
- aPeople born in Australia have their court cases heard first
- bPeople from some countries pay a lower rate of tax
- cEveryone has the same rights, whatever their race or originCorrect answer
- dOnly people who speak English at home have full rights
Why?
A person's race, or the country they or their family come from, does not reduce their rights. Everyone is equal under the law, and racial discrimination is against the law.
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