• Senate Report: Grasping the opportunity of Opal: Assessing the impact of the Petrol Sniffing Strategy http://bit.ly/efJFz
• Is a treaty essential to improving the lives of indigenous Australians? http://bit.ly/1U5Och
• Can indigenous policy accommodate and value diversity and difference rather than just statistical equality http://bit.ly/vrXTJ
• Amnesty presents UN with details of Australia not complying with Covenant on Civil & Political rights http://bit.ly/LrJfA
• Restore Racial Discrimination Act former NT chief minister says Indigenous Australians are the victims of discrimination http://bit.ly/dIgLb
• Kevin Rudd’s dream of winning Security Council dashed by international concerns about Australia’s record human rights. http://bit.ly/CMZkb
• Aust will officially back the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples reversing previous govt http://bit.ly/rhU9O
• A UN declaration of rights will not help indigenous children http://bit.ly/WgtNr

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