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Aboriginal Customary Law

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Law

 

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Jean S

 

Date added:

December 23, 2013

 

Level:

University

 

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A

 

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5 / 1382

 

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Secular Laws emphasised responsibilities and rights of individuals and their extended families, the importance of the land for both clan and individual and most importantly responsibility over children throughout their childhood life. Aboriginal customary laws, before white settlement in 1788, were considered primitive by the British...
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When the British arrived in Australia they declared the land Terra Nullius. The British did not recognise the Aboriginal ownership of the land, more importantly they did not recognise the Aboriginal law and order system as civilised. This resulted in the British conveniently declaring sovereignty over Australia h declaring Australia commonwealth property and land...
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Aboriginal Customary Laws and Australian Contemporary Laws Aboriginal autobiography Aboriginal Customary Law Aboriginal Customary Laws and Australian Contemporary Laws Aboriginal aboriginal film aboriginal medicine Aboriginal Apoligy Aboriginal Art Aboriginal Rconcilliation Aboriginal Dispossession aboriginal life Aboriginal Community Aboriginal Identity Aboriginal Rights
 

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