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Towards a Bill of Rights

Senator for South Australia and the Australian Democrats' Attorney-General's spokesperson, Natasha Stott Despoja, outlines her priorities for the role of AG.

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2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 December 2007
Attending to Unfinished Business: Anti-Terrorism and Human Rights
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 November 2007
Fulfilling Australia’s Human Rights Obligations
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 October 2007
The Role of the Attorney General is to Act as Guardian of the Public Interest and the Rule of Law
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 September 2007
Gareth Evans AO QC - 'The Responsibility to Protect'
2007 Events, EventsMichelleBennett21 August 2007
Lord Robert Walker - 'What Difference can a Human Rights Charter Make?'
2007 Events, Events, Victorian charter of human rightsMichelleBennett16 August 2007
Time to Listen and Take Action on Discrimination and Vilification against Arab and Muslim Australians
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 August 2007
Human Rights Yearbook 2006/2007
Miscellaneous, ResourcesMichelleBennett23 July 2007
Barriers to Justice: Access to Legal Services
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 July 2007
Beth Midgley and Cecilia Riebl - 'The Right to Humane Treatment in Detention: How do Victorian Prisons Rate?', Paper to PILCH Law Week Seminar
2007 Events, Events, PrisonersMichelleBennett18 May 2007
Human Rights under Labor
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 May 2007
If I Were Attorney-General - Michael Pearce SC
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett26 April 2007
If I were Attorney General April 2007
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 April 2007
Human Dignity and Socio-Economic Rights are Indivisible
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 March 2007
If I Were Attorney General - Hugh de Kretser
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 February 2007
The Right to Protest and Human Rights
2007 Attorney General, If I were Attorney GeneralMichelleBennett3 January 2007
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