Australia may be only months away from a Bill of rights – a Human Rights Act – being tabled in the Australian Parliament, to operate from late 2027. The Albanese government plans a massive ‘civics and social cohesion’ education program from next year. To underpin the rhetoric and propaganda, a Human Rights Act is mandatory to give citizens practical powers to enforce their responsibilities and rights as Australians they will learn about. A law which binds politicians, bureaucrats and people to ‘fair go’ principles in all dealings with each other is the critical link to a better society, missing since the Constitution was drafted 130 years ago.
Other articles this month include:
- 50,000signatures petition is ready to go before Parliament, calling for national HRA;
- Two more states push for their own HRAs, covering state laws;
- Tenants show how HRA can protect their housing rights;
- Forum gathers to promote Criminal Cases Review Commission for Australia;
- Kids and Aborigines come in for special targeting;
- SNF case back before Parliament again: when will Tasmania fix their mess?
- Shenanigans continue in Frontiersville NT over chippies and big-brimmed Administrator;
- UK forensics in dire straits, hindering the chances of achieving justice in courts.