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Human rights are funny things. They are so easily taken for granted. Their existence is so inherent for many of us that it is as if they are around us always, like a protective cocoon. In the West we act ...Read More

Now you see them: The fragility of human rights

Written by elliott bledsoe.
Posted on 4 April 2006.
Also filed under Australian federal politics, Constitution, Legislation, Politics rants.
Tagged as age discrimination, anti/terrorism, Aristotle, arrest without trial, Australian Constitution, Chief Justice Mason, china, Commonwealth v Tasmania, Constitutional heads of power, disability discrimination, discrimination, freedom of association, freedom of expression, freedom of opinion, freedom of speech, Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev, human rights, Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission, human rights violations, international law, Iran, jurisprudence, Justice William Deane, legal interpretation, Legislation, Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs v Teoh, native title (world-wide), natural law, Nazi Germany, Nepal, Nuremberg Trials, Patrick Chinamasa, Plato, post-September 11, postivism, race discrimination, sedition, sex discrimination, Socrates, United States of America, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Land Reform Program.
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