AustraliaDemocratic beliefs 6 · Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
Sam uses a wheelchair. What rights does Sam have in Australia?
- aRights only if a doctor approves them
- bRights only after living in Australia for ten years
- cThe same rights and respect as every other personCorrect answer
- dFewer rights than people without a disability
Why?
In Australia, every person is respected and has rights. Disability, age, gender, marital status or wealth do not reduce those rights.
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