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It is time to enshrine our human rights

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2003-12-24

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Curran, Elizabeth

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Fairfax

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Human rights belong to everyone no matter what background or social or political persuasion. They form universally agreed-upon minimum standards to ensure the inherent dignity and equality of all people free from fear, tyranny or oppression. They are about valuing everyone in our community and how we treat and respect each other.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/101196

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ANU Research Publications

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The Age

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Open Access

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