Habeas corpus
freedom of opinion, expression, and speech
"freedom of the press"
mobility rights
"freedom of conscience and religion"
"freedom of association"
live in harmony in a pluralistic society
the dignity and worth of the human person
Minority Language Education Rights
Canadian law has several sources
"freedom of thought"
"which dates back to the signing of..."
...guarantee to honour any treaties , rights, or freedoms....
"recognize the supremacy of God"
"peaceful assembly"
that began with the official adoption of...
group gathering
the right to challenge unlawful detention by the state
Canadian government must use both English and French equally in Parliament and in the government
you can say what you want to say
Where does Canadian law come from?
respect many ways of doing things, and many different believes
...will keep all of the promises in the agreements...
every person is important
you can have your own ideas
you can believe what you want
you can print or publish what you want
freedom to live and work anywhere in Canada
you can meet or be friends with whoever you want
religious traditions are important