Year 10 - Citizenship
How does the justice system work elsewhere?
How do democratic systems work around the world?
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Year 10 - Citizenship
How do democratic systems work around the world?
Pupils explore how key democratic structures such as the justice system, the media and government operate across the globe and consider the impact this has on human rights and citizens ability to take action.
You will learn to explain how the role of the justice system varies across the world.
The role of the justice system is to enforce laws, ensure fairness and protect rights. The justice system varies on how a country is governed.
the branch of state that is responsible for enforcing the law; it is composed of judges and other legal officials.
Mistake: All countries have fair and independent justice systems that protect everyone's rights equally. Correction: Not all countries have justice systems that are fair or independent. In some countries, the Government may control the courts, leading to biased decisions and limited protection of human rights.
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