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Right to Protest
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| Did you know that Australia is the only western democratic country with neither a constitutional nor federal legislative bill of rights. However, Victoria and the ACT have their own bills of human rights. Find out more HERE. | |||
| Visit this Wikipedia page to find out about the U.S. Bill of Rights. | |||
| Australia needs a bill of human rights. SBS comment. | |||
| NSW Council for Civil Liberties. The need for an Australian bill of rights. | |||
| Bill of Rights Institute. The US Bill of Rights. | |||
| The inventor of the www, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, has called for a bill of rights for the world wide web. BBC News article. | |||
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| United Nations. Universal Declaration of Human Rights. | |||
| Dept. Foreign Affairs & Trade (Aust.) – website on international human rights. | |||
| Australian Human Rights Commission. How are human rights protected in Australian law? | |||
| Australian Human Rights Commission. Human rights explained. | |||
| World Policy Institute. Browse these links for all you need to know about international human rights. | |||
| Human Rights Watch. Visit this site to find out about human rights issues by country. | |||
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| United for Human Rights. A history of human rights from 539 BC to today. | |||
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| Collaborating for Indigenous rights. National Museum and also, see a PDF HERE. | |||
| Australian Human Rights Commission. Information sheet. | |||
| Australian Human Rights Commission. UN declaration on the rights of Indigenous peoples. | |||
| Find a timeline on Indigenous Rights on this SBS site. | |||
| Amnesty International. Campaign for Indigenous peoples rights. | |||
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| See our ScoopIt! boards on Martin Luther King, and Malcolm X. | |||
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