The correct answer is C.
Australia has no Bill of Rights to protect human rights in a single document.
The Constitution has some common laws and legislations passed by the Commonwealth Parliament.
Nevertheless, there are five explicit individual rights in the Australian Constitution.
The rights are :
- to vote,
- protection against acquisition of property on unjust terms,
- the right to trial by jury,
- freedom of religion,
- prohibition of discrimination.
Some other types of constitutional freedoms were added later on ( 1992 ), including the freedom to assembly and the freedom of speech.
