Rights - Chapter 15 Crossword

A set of rules and principles that guide the way Australia is governed.
A document that sets out the basic rights of citizens in a particular state or country.
Rights that are stated in the Australian Constitution. They can only be changed by referendum.
The Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic). Its main purpose is to protect and promote human rights.
Rights not expressly stated in the Australian Constitution but are considered to exist through interpretation by the High Court.
A non-binding agreement between countries which sets out the aspirations (hopes) of the parties to the agreement.
A document, signed by countries (states) or international organisations, in which they undertake to follow the law set out in the document and include it in their own local laws.
The litigant must be directly affected by the issues or matters involved in the case for the court to be able to hear and determine the case.
A false common law principle that Australia belonged to no one when the British first arrived in Australia.
A law made beyond (i.e. outside) the powers of the parliament.