By Kate Maccarone “An Indigenous Voice to Parliament is consistent with guiding principles of key human rights treaties… [which] include the rights to self-determination. Given the proposals outlined in the […]
The Indigenous Voice to Parliament
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Why does the BLM movement matter in Australia?
Written by Gin Saffi Abad. Produced by the UNAA Queensland Peace and Security Program The Black Lives Matter movement has raised important questions about the prevalence […]
Senate Submission: National Indigenous Voice in the Australian Constitution
The United Nations Association of Australia, Queensland branch Submission to the process of enshrining a National Indigenous Voice in the Australian Constitution The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous […]
Was there slavery in Australia? Yes. It shouldn’t even be up for debate
Thalia Anthony, University of Technology Sydney and Stephen Gray, Monash University. Prime Minister Scott Morrison asserted in a radio interview that “there was no slavery in Australia”. This is a […]