1981-86 Human Rights Commission Occasional Papers
Rights and Freedoms
These papers have been added to this site for research and historical purposes.
Australia's first federal Human Rights Commission was established by the Fraser Government under the . The first Commission was replaced by the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (now renamed as the 黑料情报站) in December 1986. The first Commission was a distinct statutory body from the current Commission. It should not be assumed that the present Commission necessarily endorses views expressed by or on behalf of the first Commission in every respect. Further, the papers below were prepared for, rather than by, the first Commission.
Occasional Papers
See also Discussion Papers and Reports
- Occasional Paper No. 1: or (October 1982)
- Occasional Paper No. 2: or (October 1982)
Occasional Paper No. 3: or (February 1983) - Occasional Paper No. 4: or (August 1983)
- Occasional Paper No. 5: or (October 1983)
- Occasional Paper No. 6: or (August 1984)
- Occasional Paper No. 7: (Word) or (October 1984)
- Occasional Paper No. 8: or (February 1985)
- Occasional Paper No. 9 : or (March 1985)
- Occasional Paper No.10: or (August 1985)
- Occasional Paper No.11: (Word) or (January 1986)
- Occasional Paper No.12: or (September 1986)
- Occasional Paper No.13: or (August 1986)
- Occasional Paper No.14: The Right of Peaceful Protest Seminar: Papers (November 1986)
- Occasional Paper no.15: or (November 1986)
or (1986)