National Human Rights Consultation Report
Source: Australia. Attorney-General
"Attorney-General, Robert McClelland, today released the report of the National Human Rights Consultation Committee.
The Committee has conducted the most extensive consultation on human rights issues in Australia's history, receiving more than 35,000 submissions and conducting over 65 community roundtables and public hearings across more than 50 urban, regional and remote locations.
The report contains 31 recommendations and provides important information about what we do well and assesses options for addressing the areas where we can do better. "
Friday, October 16, 2009
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Labels: Law and Justice, Social issues
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