Bill of Rights Act 1990

The Bill of Rights Act 1990 is a New Zealand law that protects fundamental rights and freedoms for individuals. It guarantees freedoms such as speech, religion, and the right to a fair trial, while also ensuring protection against unfair treatment or discrimination. The Act clarifies the powers of government and judiciary, promoting respect for human rights and guiding fair decision-making. Essentially, it serves as a legal framework to safeguard personal liberties and uphold justice in New Zealand society.