3.6.

2 Kebebasan
Asasi
Kumpulan 8 (tajuk 3)
 3.6.2.1 Kebebasan Diri

● Tiada warganegara pun boleh diambil nyawanya atau dilucutkan kebebasan

dirinya kecuali menurut undang-undang.
● Seseorang warganegara tidak boleh ditahan oleh pihak polis lebih 24 jam
kecuali setelah dibawa ke hadapan seorang majistret untuk mendapat
perintah tahanan.
● Seseorang warganegara yang ditangkap oleh pihak polis hendaklah
diberitahu tentang sebab-sebab dia ditangkap dengan seberapa segera yang
boleh bagi membolehkannya berunding dengan peguam yang dipilihnya dan
dibela oleh peguam tersebut.
● Jika seseorang warganegara itu ditangkap dengan tidak mengikut undang-
undang, dia boleh memohon habeas corpus daripada mahkamah untuk
membebaskan dirinya.
3.6.2.2 KEABDIAN DAN KERJA PAKSA
DILARANG
● Tiada mana-mana warganegara pun yang boleh ditahan
sebagai abdi.
● Segala jenis kerja paksa dilarang tetapi Parlimen boleh
dengan kuasa undang-undangnya membuat peruntukan
bagi tujuan perkhidmatan kerahan tenaga bagi maksud
negara.
● Kerja atau khidmat yang dikehendaki ke atas orang bersalah
mengikut mahkamah tidak dikira kerja paksa.
3.6.2.3 PERLINDUNGAN DARIPADA UNDANG-UNDANG
JENAYAH YANG BERKUAT KUASA KEBELAKANGAN DAN
PERBICARAAN BERULANG
● Tiada warganegara yang boleh dihukum jika perbuatan Itu
tidak menjadi kesalahan di Sisi undang-undang semasa
perbuatan itu dilakukan.
● Seseorang warganegara yang telah dibebaskan atau
disabitkan dengan sesuatu kesalahan tidak boleh
dibicarakan semula kerana kesalahan yang sama. Sekiranya
perintah pembebasan tersebut dibatalkan oleh mahkamah
yang lebih tinggi daripada mahkamah yang
membebaskannya, maka dia boleh dibicara semula.
3.6.2.4 Kesamarataan

● Semua warganegara adalah sama rata di sisi

undang – undang. Oleh itu, mereka berhak untuk
mendapat perlindungan yang sama rata di sisi
undang – undang.
● Seseorang warganegara tidak boleh
diskriminasikan daripada aspek agama, kaum,
keturunan, atau tempat lahir.
3.6.2.4 Larangan Buang Negeri dan Bergerak

● Tiada warganegara yang boleh dibuang

negeri atau ditahan daripada memasuki
Persekutuan
● Setiap warganegara berhak untuk bergerak
dengan bebasnya di seluruh Persekutuan
dan bermastautin di mana-mana
bahagiannya.
3.6.2.6 Kebebasan Bercakap ,Berhimpun dan Berpersatuan

● Setiap warganegara bebas bercakap dan

mengeluarkan fikirannya
● Setiap warganegara berhak untuk
berhimpun dengan aman
● Setiap warganegara berhak untuk
menubuhkan persatuan
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Drama
Tragedy
Venus is the second planet
Comedy
from the Sun
Sainete
Types of Liric Song
poetry Despite being red, Mars is Satire
a very cold place Ode

Epic Romance
Neptune is the farthest Apogaea
planet from the Sun Traditional
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Differences prose and poetry

Characteristic 1 Characteristic 2 Authors

In prose there are no Uses line breaks for Stephen King

Prose line breaks various reasons J.K. Rowling
George Orwell

Shakespeare
Natural and Figurative and
Poetry grammatical language rhythmical language
Edgar Allan Poe
Lord Byron
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Title: Divine Comedy by Dante

"His glory, by whose might all things are mov'd,

Pierces the universe, and in one part
Stanza
Sheds more resplendence, elsewhere less. In heav'n, Verse
That largeliest of his light partakes, was I,
Witness of things, which to relate again
Surpasseth power of him who comes from thence;
Stanza For that, so near approaching its desire
Our intellect is to such depth absorb'd,
That memory cannot follow. Nathless all,
Stanza That in my thoughts I of that sacred realm
Could store, shall now be matter of my song."

Capital letters
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10% 15% 20%

Verse Metaphor Rhythm

Saturn is the planet Despite being red, Earth is the planet
with rings Mars is very cold where we live on

45% 15% 5%

Mood Theme Stanza

Neptune is very far Venus has a very Jupiter is the biggest
away from Earth beautiful name planet of them all
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It’s the repetition of

Assonance vowel sounds
Light my fire

Rhyme
She sells
It’s the repetition of
Consonance consonant sounds
seashells by the
seashore
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1 billion+
Number of poems published

580,000+ 60,000+
Are romantic ones Are comedies

900,000+ 996,800+
Are tragedies Are satires
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Mercury is the closest Neptune is the farthest

01 planet to the Sun 06 planet from the Sun

Jupiter is the biggest Despite being red, Mars

02 planet of them all 05 is a cold place

Earth is the third planet Saturn is a gas giant and

03 from the Sun 04 has several rings
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Talking about the author
William Blake Demographics Insights
Mars
Origin: England
Despite being red, Mars is
actually a very cold place
Birth: 11/28/1757
Mercury
Dead: 08/12/1827 Mercury is the smallest
planet of them all
Description
Style: Romanticism
Venus has a beautiful
Saturn
name, but its atmosphere Profession: Poet Saturn is composed of
is extremely poisonous and painter hydrogen and helium
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Where do the different types of poetry come from?

Troubadour Haiku
Mercury is the closest Mars is actually a very
planet to the Sun cold place

Copla Jueju
Venus is the second Saturn is a gas giant
planet from the Sun and has several rings
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Homer Dante Rimbaud Baudelaire

Despite being Earth is the third Neptune is the Venus is the
red, Mars is a planet from the farthest planet second planet
very cold place Sun and has life from the Sun from the Sun

● Most known works ● Most known works ● Most known works ● Most known works
● Most known works ● Most known works ● Most known works ● Most known works
● Most known works ● Most known works ● Most known works ● Most known works
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Author’s timeline
Poem’s name
1809 Venus has a very beautiful name

Poem’s name
1815 Mercury is quite a small planet

Poem’s name
1820 Mars is actually a cold planet

Poem’s name
1849 Saturn is the big planet with rings
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Poem analysis
Venus has a very beautiful name but it’s extremely hot, even hotter than
Mercury. Venus is the second planet from the Sun in the Solar System

Theme Rhythm
Despite being Earth is the third
red, Mars is a planet from the
very cold place Sun and hsa life

Audience review
Despite being red, Mars is actually a very cold place
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Characters in Shakespeare's
Heroes Antagonists

Saturn is the planet Earth is the third

with rings Saturn Earth planet from the Sun

Jupiter is the biggest Despite being red,

planet of them all Jupiter Mars Mars is a cold place

Pluto is considered a Pluto Venus Venus has a very

dwarf planet beautiful name

Mercury is the closest Mercury Sun The Sun is the closest

planet to the Sun star to Earth
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Poem analysis: Complete the information below

Powerful imagery Rhythm/structure Figurative language

Saturn is the planet with The Earth is the planet Despite being red, Mars is a
many rings where we live on very cold place

Vocabulary Theme Tone/emotion

Neptune is the farthest Jupiter is the biggest planet Venus is the second planet
planet from the Sun in the Solar System from the Sun
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Haiku
Despite being red, Mars is From time to time
actually a cold place. It's full of The clouds give rest
iron oxide dust, which gives the To the moon-beholders.
planet its reddish cast
—Matsuo Bashō

It consists of a short poem of Don’t weep, insects –

seventeen syllables, written in Lovers, stars themselves,
three lines of five, seven and Must part.
five syllables respectively —Kobayashi Issa
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Types of rhymes

End Internal Slant

Saturn is a gas giant Despite being red, Earth is the third
and has rings Mars is very cold planet from the Sun

Rich Identical
Neptune is very far Jupiter is the biggest
away from Earth planet of them all
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50% 80%
Drama Romance
Despite being red, Earth is the third
Mars is very cold planet from the Sun

20% 100%
Tragedy Comedy
Venus has a very Jupiter is the biggest
beautiful name planet of them all

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