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2010 Human Rights and Social Justice Lecture Resources
The 2010 Human Rights and Social Justice Lecture "What Does It Mean to Believe in Human Rights in Australia Today?" was presented by The Hon. Catherine Branson, QC on Thursday 2nd September 2010. An audience of over 400 University staff, students and community members were inprised to promote Human rights in their everyday lives. If you missed this lecture or wish to hear it again or would like to read the transcript, please see below.
Previous Lectures
- "A Personal Journey" - Rick Farley
- "Walking an ethical faultline: Where is Australia headed?" - Professor Lowitja O'Donoghue
- "Poor me: In a world of individuals have we lost the hope for the 'great society' and a healthy planet?" - Rev Nic Frances
- "Closing the space between us...:the rights of Aboriginal children" - Jeff McMullen, AM
- "The Great Australian Brain Robbery: The Hijacking of the Australian Conscience" - The Hon Justice Marcus Einfeld
- "Walking away from Omelas: What price a just society?" - Moira Rayner
- "Intolerance, Terrorism and Fear, the Legacy of 11 September and the Threat to our Values, Rights and Liberties" - Richard Woolcott, AC