LAWS

By Jack Rogers

HUMAN RIGHTS ACT Right to privacy right t live exist right to have a family, to own property, free speech safety from violence equality of both sex males and

females also women's rights. Basically the right to do whatever as long as it follows the law.

Your human rights are:

the right to life

freedom from torture and degrading treatment

freedom from slavery and forced labour

the right to liberty

the right to a fair trial

the right not to be punished for something that wasn't a crime when you did it

the right to respect for private and family life

freedom of thought, conscience and religion, and freedom to express your beliefs

freedom of expression

freedom of assembly and association

the right to marry and to start a family

the right not to be discriminated against in respect of these rights and freedoms

the right to peaceful enjoyment of your property

the right to an education

the right to participate in free elections

the right not to be subjected to the death penalty

BROADCASTING ACT

This is a law of the brattish parliament often

regarded by booth is support and it criticises. The

aim of the act was the reform the entire structure of

the British broadcasting television, in particular had

earlier been described as Margret thatcher as the

last bastion of restrictive practise.

OFFICIAL SECRETS ACT 1989

the official series act 1989 is legislation that

provides for the protection of states secrets and

official information mainly related to national

security.

OBSCENE PUBLICATIONS ACT

This law has governed what a be publish or release

in England and wales this classic definition of

criminal obesity if it is tends to deprave and corrupt.

PIRACY LAW

refers to the law which deal with the regulation of

personal information about individuals which can be

collected by governments and other public

organisations and its storage.

RACE REGULATIONS ACT 1979

The race relation act 1976 the race was establish

by the parliament of the uk to prevent discrimination

on the grounds.

Items that are covered include discrimination on

the grounds for race colour nationality ethnic origin.

COPY RIGHT ACT

The Copyright Act 1956 is an Act of the Parliament

of the United Kingdom on 5 November 1956. The

Copyright Act 1956 law in the UK and was passed in

order to bring UK copyright law in line with

international copyright law and technological

developments.