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Addressing Indigenous Exclusion and Discrimination through Self-Determination
MichelleBennett3 December 2009
Indigenous Rights: Federal Government Must Immediately Reinstate the Racial Discrimination Act 1975
MichelleBennett11 November 2009
Improving Australian Democracy with a Human Rights Act
MichelleBennett3 November 2009
Law as a Conversation with Community
MichelleBennett3 October 2009
Right to Health: Briefing Paper on Australia to UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health
MichelleBennett17 September 2009
Realising Rights in the Community
MichelleBennett3 September 2009
The Environment, Child Protection and Indigenous Disadvantage: An Agenda for the Attorney-General of 2015
MichelleBennett3 August 2009
Human Rights Briefing Paper to Justice Yvonne Mokgoro, Judge of the South African Constitutional Court
MichelleBennett24 July 2009
Briefing Paper on Religious Exemptions under the Equal Opportunity Act 1995 (Vic)
MichelleBennett10 July 2009
From Convention to Classroom: Advancing Human Rights Education in Australia
MichelleBennett3 July 2009
Promoting and Protecting the Rights of Children and Families
MichelleBennett3 June 2009
Respecting, Protecting and Fulfilling Economic and Social Rights through a Nation Charter of Rights
MichelleBennett3 May 2009
A Vision for Human Rights
MichelleBennett3 May 2009
‘If I were the King of the World, tell you what I’d do…’
MichelleBennett3 April 2009
National Human Rights Consultation - Materials and Resources
MichelleBennett1 April 2009
Case Studies: How a Human Rights Act can Promote Dignity and Address Disadvantage
MichelleBennett1 April 2009
Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic) and other Primary Documents
MichelleBennett23 February 2009
Overview of the Victorian Charter
MichelleBennett23 February 2009
HRLRC Guide to the Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities
MichelleBennett23 February 2009
National Human Rights Consultation - What You Can Do
MichelleBennett23 February 2009
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