Democratic Freedoms Flashcards

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What does ‘free to stand in the elections ‘mean?

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A citizen can stand for election and can make a party for election.

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What does ‘free to support any political party of their choice’ mean?

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A citizen can vote for any party who’s manifesto suits their needs.

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What does ‘free to speak without fear about any matter’ mean?

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Freedom of speech- to share your ideas or criticisms without fear of retaliation.

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What does ‘free to differ with others’ mean?

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You don’t have to agree with other people.

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What does ‘free to criticize the government’ mean?

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If you are unhappy with the government you are free to say so.

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What does ‘free to publish his views’ mean?

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Freedom of the press and literature.

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What ‘free from being unjustly arrested, detained or punished.

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Can’t be arrested without probable cause. Without conviction.

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What does ‘Free to move around the country’ mean?

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Can move around without a pass,anywhere except private property.

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What does ‘freedom to buy and own property wherever you can afford’ mean?

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You can buy property anywhere that you can afford to.

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What does ‘free to vote in secret elections’ mean ?

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Every SA citizen over 18 can vote.

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