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Australian and Queensland Human Rights Organisations and Relevant Links
- Australian Human Rights Commission Act 1986"An Act to establish the Australian Human Rights Commission, to make provision in relation to human rights and in relation to equal opportunity in employment, and for related purposes ... "
- Human Rights Act 2019The Queensland Human Rights Act 2019: An act to respect, protect and promote human rights.
- Victorian Human Rights Commission"The Victorian Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities contains twenty basic rights that promote and protect the values of freedom, respect, equality and dignity."
- Australian Human Rights CommissionGain access to the various issues in Australia regarding Human Rights; including, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, the Aged, Asylum Seekers and Refugees and Rights and Freedoms.
- Queensland Council for Civil Liberties"Amongst their aims, the QCCL endeavour: to be vigilant in matters affecting civil liberties and to safeguard and develop respect for human rights and freedoms, provide information about threats to, and the abuse of, rights and liberties and to foster the study of legal and human rights, and seek solutions to problems related to civil liberties, including prison reform, censorship and rights of minority groups."
- Civil Liberties AustraliaCLA "stand for people’s rights, and go in to bat for everyone’s civil liberties. [They] monitor police and security forces, and the actions and inaction of politicians. [They] review proposed legislation, to make it better, and keep watch on government departments and agencies.
