In New Zealand we don't have a constitution. But rather we have a Bill of Rights defined in law, which can be changed by an act of parliament, and a series of l

In New Zealand we don't have a constitution. But rather we have a Bill of Rights defined in law, which can be changed by an act of parliament, and a series of laws defined around this bill of rights. It's not the constitution that makes a country free, but the people fighting for their rights. New Zealand gave women the vote before any other country in the world, and we didn't need a constitution to do it, but rather the willpower of the people.