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The July Issue of our Justice Brief celebrated NAIDOC week’s 50th year, to honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander survival, voices and culture. We also extend a huge thank you to everyone who got behind our end-of-financial-year campaign on discrimination
An Aboriginal family has filed a Federal Court claim against the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) following traumatic events at a polling booth during the 14 October 2023 Voice Referendum. Barkindji Koori man Murray Benton has lodged the complaint along with
Content Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised the following includes the names of First Nations people who have passed away. The National Justice Project has welcomed long overdue reform being introduced to New South Wales Parliament today
Everyone deserves culturally safe and dignified care, free of discrimination. Our end-of-financial-year health justice campaign is shining the spotlight on discrimination in a range of healthcare settings from hospitals to prisons to offshore detention. Another deeply discriminatory system is the
The June issue of our Justice Brief monthly newsletter marks the halfway point in our EOFY tax appeal and we are thankful for the generous support we have received from our supporters for this health justice campaign. This edition was
This event has now passed. Click here to view the full recording. Human rights lawyer and co-founder of the National Justice Project Michael ‘Dan’ Mori will share his insights from the United States as we discuss rapidly changing developments impacting
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