Posts tagged Charter of Human Rights
Submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry into Australia’s Human Rights Framework

In a submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry into Australia’s Human Rights Framework, the Human Rights Law Centre emphasised the need for a Federal Charter of Human Rights. Their research details a series of recent case studies in which Australian government actions have breached people’s human rights. The people featured, and many more like them, could have avoided this harm or obtained redress if we had a strong federal Human Rights Charter.

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Charter campaign submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry into Australia’s Human Rights Framework

In a submission to the Parliamentary Inquiry into Australia’s Human Rights Framework, the campaign, made up of over 90 organisations provided evidence that a Charter will benefit the whole community by preventing human rights violations, providing a powerful tool to challenge injustice, and fostering understanding and respect for human rights.

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Joint submission by Children and Young people with Disability Australia, the Human Rights Law Centre and People With Disability Australia

A joint submission by Children and Young people with Disability Australia, the Human Rights Law Centre and People With Disability Australia (PWDA) has outlined the importance of an Australian Charter of Human Rights for people with a disability and the need for human rights to be at the heart of government laws, policies and services. 

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