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    14 December 2012Book page鈥淪tanding up for basic rights and freedoms鈥These values provide the cornerstone of strong communities in which everyone, regardless of their background, can feel included and make a contribution.
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    14 December 2012Book pageHuman Rights 21: Change and challengesHREOC offers extraordinary support and the possibility of redress to those pushed to the edges of our society. The rigor and innovation of its staff and the quality policy work, inquiries, reports and educational programs have given visibility to critical social issues and informed our democracy. Australia's history as a global human rights advocate owes much to HREOC's achievements and鈥
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    14 December 2012Book pageHuman Rights 21: Resolving Discrimination FairlyIt can mean losing a job or getting passed over for an interview, being excluded from a venue, being abused on the street for how you look or feeling intimidated by a boss who won鈥檛 take no for an answer.
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    14 December 2012Book pageHuman Rights 21: From the bench: landmark human rights casesWhy do I love HREOC? Well, I was there at the birth. I watched the Commission grow and accept new challenges every year. Australians used to be blind to the inequalities of women, to injustice to Aboriginals and other indigenous peoples, to Asian Australians, to gays and other sexual minorities, to people with disabilities and many others. If our eyes have been opened, we should be grateful to鈥