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MANDAANG GUWU – THAT’S WIRADJURI FOR THANK YOU

Posted on 15 December 2023Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

Thank you  Australian Council For Human Rights Education for your support of
Gawura. We all know that access to a quality,, supportive education can
transform lives All donated funds directly go towards educational support,
activities and outcomes for our Gawura students. Thank you for believing in the
power of education. www.linkedin.com/company/gawura-school
www.instagram.com/gawura_school www..facebook.com/gawura.sacs


ACHRE: THE AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION IS A SUPPORTER OF THE
ULURU STATEMENT FROM THE HEART IN FULL AND SUPPORTS THE ‘YES’ VOTE FOR AN
ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER VOICE TO BE ENSHRINED IN THE CONSTITUTION
OF AUSTRALIA.  

Posted on 14 October 2023Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

Referendum date October 14th, 2023. History in the Making:  vote ‘yes’ for an
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to be enshrined in the Constitution
of Australia.   ACHRE would like to pay our respects to the First Nations
peoples across Australia and acknowledge that this land was never ceded.
Educational Resources: 


CONVERSATIONS IN PEACE VOLUME 2, 2012-2022

Posted on 22 September 2023Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

Conversations in Peace Volume 2, 2012-2022 Volume 2 comprises 2012-2022 Peace
Prize lectures from Sekai Holland, Cynthia Maung, Julian Burnside, George
Gittoes, Naomi Klein, Black Lives Matter, Joseph Stiglitz, Me too Movement, The
Uluru Statement from the Heart.Edited by Lynda-ann Blanchard & Jane Fulton,
University of Sydney 2023
(https://events.humanitix.com/book-launch-conversations-in-peace-volume-2)


MESSAGE FROM BRIGHTON SECONDARY SCHOOL: CITIZEN OF HUMANITY PROJECT

Posted on 2 July 2023Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

In NAIDOC Week (2 to 9 July) we recognized and celebrated the history, culture
and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, with this
year’s theme being ‘For Our Elders’. This year also marked the United Nations
“Decade for Indigenous Languages”. On Wednesday 5 July, Brighton Secondary
School ran a Kaurna Language Workshop, which …
Continue reading Message from Brighton Secondary School: Citizen of Humanity
Project


ST NORBERT COLLEGE, AUSTRALIA MEETS OSSO-HUNA SCHOOL, TIMOR-LESTE

Posted on 10 May 2023Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

A highlight of the Attorney General’s Department funding of activities in
partnership with the Australian Council for Human Rights Education has been the
unexpected regional reach. As part of the broadening the Citizen for Humanity
program one Australian secondary school, St Norbert College in Perth, submitted
a project to ACHRE that included collaboration with a …
Continue reading St Norbert College, Australia meets Osso-Huna School,
Timor-Leste


UN WORKING GROUP OF EXPERTS ON PERSONS OF AFRICAN DESCENT (WGEPAD) VISITING
AUSTRALIA 12-20 DECEMBER 2022

Posted on 12 December 2022Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

The UN Working Group of Experts on Persons of African Descent (WGEPAD) is
visiting Australia from 12-20 December. The main purpose of their visit is to
receive as much information as possible regarding human rights issues facing
persons of African descent in Australia, across a range of issues including:
Administration of and access to justice, law enforcement, …
Continue reading UN Working Group of Experts on Persons of African Descent
(WGEPAD) visiting Australia 12-20 December 2022


ACHRE: HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION & INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW SEMINARS SERIES

Posted on 8 December 2022Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

Choosing Humanity: Human Rights Education Seminar December 8th 2022, University
of Melbourne Wurundjeri Country Victoria. In discussion with panellists and
attendees this seminar aimed to:  (i) to promote a broader understanding of the
relevance of IHL, judicial policy and practice in the protection of human
rights; and  (ii) to raise awareness about the UNTPNW and …
Continue reading ACHRE: Human Rights Education & International Humanitarian Law
Seminars Series


THE SYDNEY PEACE PRIZE PUBLIC LECTURE—SYDNEY TOWN HALL GADIGAL COUNTRY NSW 2000,
AUSTRALIA THURSDAY, 10TH NOV 2022, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM AEDT,

Posted on 10 November 2022Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

ACHRE President Lynda Blanchard commented:  “As Australia’s only International
Peace Prize, this award involves an annual public lecture to promote human
rights education”. 2021-2022 Sydney Peace Prize Award Ceremony and Lecture
*Schools Bookings Available* Please contact the Sydney Peace Foundation Hear the
voices, be part of the truth telling and witness the awarding of the …
Continue reading The Sydney Peace Prize public lecture—Sydney Town Hall Gadigal
Country NSW 2000, Australia Thursday, 10th Nov 2022, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm AEDT,


ACHRE CITIZEN OF HUMANITY PROJECT—SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Posted on 22 September 2022Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann
HineCategories:Current Activities, News

Report by Vincenzo Andrea, ACHRE Vice President Throughout the year the main
educational focus was on raising awareness and promoting an understanding of
human rights in the school and tertiary contexts. The two main activities were
the following:


ACHRE: HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION BOOK LAUNCH

Posted on 20 September 2022Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

September 20h 2022,  Whadjuk Noongar Boodja, WA. By Jim Ife, Karen Soldatic,
Linda Briskman Human Rights and Social Work: Towards Rights-based Practice The
book critically examines the three generations of human rights and the systems
of oppression that prevent citizens from participating in society as equals. It
explores a range of topics and concepts, from …
Continue reading ACHRE: Human Rights Education Book Launch


CHOOSING HUMANITY: HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION SEMINAR (PERTH)

Posted on 14 September 2022Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

September 14th 2022,  Whadjuk Noongar Boodja, Notre Dame University WA.
International humanitarian law and international human rights law are two
distinct but complementary bodies of law.  This human rights education seminar
includes a series of conversations about IHL. In dialogue with the Australian
Red Cross and in conversation with legal academics and human rights scholars &
activists.  Invited speakers included: Aunty …
Continue reading Choosing Humanity: Human Rights Education Seminar (Perth)


SOUTH EAST ASIA (SEA) LECTURE WITH JOSE RAMOS-HORTA

Posted on 24 November 2021Updated on 24 November 2021by Ann
HineCategories:Current Activities, News

ACHRE was invited to join the SEA Lecture Hall with guest speaker Dr. Jose
Ramos-Horta and nearly 1,000 online participants (tertiary teachers and
students) from the region. Speaking on peace, security and human rights in the
region, the Nobel Laureate and former President of Timor-Leste stated: “There
are some preliminary problems leaders have to urgently …
Continue reading South East Asia (SEA) Lecture with Jose Ramos-Horta


SYDNEY PEACE PRIZE AWARD AND CEREMONY 17/3/2022

Posted on 24 November 2021Updated on 24 November 2021by Ann
HineCategories:Current Activities, News

Thursday, 17th Mar 2022, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm AEDT Sydney Town Hall, Gadigal
Country, NSW 2000, Australia *Schools Bookings Available* Please contact the
Sydney Peace Foundation Hear the voices, be part of the truth telling and
witness the awarding of the Sydney Peace Prize 2021, honouring Uluru Statement
from the Heart. Join us to …
Continue reading Sydney Peace Prize Award and Ceremony 17/3/2022


SSEAC UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY 5TH CONFERENCE ON HUMAN RIGHTS—HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMAN
SECURITY IN ASIA DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Posted on 23 November 2021Updated on 24 November 2021by Ann
HineCategories:Current Activities, News

ACHRE will participate in the 5th Conference on Human Rights to be held online
via Zoom and in person at the University Jember, Indonesia. The 5th Conference
on Human Rights provides a platform for academics, human rights activists and
practitioners to explore current human rights issues in Southeast Asia. The
COVID-19 outbreak has seen some …
Continue reading SSEAC University of Sydney 5th Conference on Human Rights—Human
Rights and Human Security in Asia during the COVID-19 Pandemic


KEP ENDERBY MEMORIAL LECTURE 29/10/2021

Posted on 15 October 2021Updated on 15 October 2021by Ann
HineCategories:Featured, News


MENTAL HEALTH & WELLBEING

Posted on 14 October 2021Updated on 14 October 2021by Ann
HineCategories:Featured, News

Recognising the potential and importance of the Built Environment as a strategic
sector to building better solutions with multi-disciplinary teams for the Mental
Health & Wellbeing of all communities and related intersectional issues. This is
especially so during the period of the COVID-19
pandemic.#mentalhealth #wellbeing #sustainabledevelopment #covidhttps://lnkd.in/gZpCmiDm
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) can be a ‘way’ to steer mental …
Continue reading Mental Health & Wellbeing


INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE WORLD’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLES

Posted on 16 August 2021Updated on 16 August 2021by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

“The 2021 commemoration of the International Day of the World’s Indigenous
Peoples will aim on the theme “Leaving no one behind: Indigenous peoples and the
call for a new social contract.” – https://lnkd.in/ggdjePDa As we celebrate the
International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, it is important to
recognise the contribution and engagement of Indigenous Peoples in …
Continue reading International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples


INTERNATIONAL WORLD REFUGEE DAY 2021

Posted on 23 June 2021Updated on 23 June 2021by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, Featured, News

 – THE POWER OF INCLUSION SUSTAINABLE & ADEQUATE HOUSING: A QUESTION OF HUMAN
DIGNITY AND POLICY REFORM By Jeswynn Yogaratnam The theme this year on
‘INCLUSION’ can be extended to the built environment sector on sustainable homes
for refugee and asylum seeker communities. “The World Refugee Day 2021 theme is
inclusion, which emphasizes the advantages to both refugees and …
Continue reading INTERNATIONAL WORLD REFUGEE DAY 2021


EMPOWER ME FORUM

Posted on 14 June 2021Updated on 14 June 2021by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities

10.00am-4.00pmTuesday, 29 June 2021Sibyl Centre, The Women’s College, 15
Carillon Avenue Newtown NSW 2042 Transport and Location Details Please see
attached map with The Sibyl Centre clearly marked and details of public
transport. Buses from Town Hall to College: 423, 426, 428, 430 Buses from
Central Station to College: 423, 426, 428, 430 The bus …
Continue reading EMPOWER Me Forum


WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY

Posted on 9 June 2021Updated on 9 June 2021by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, Featured

World Environment Day and the climate impacts that call for ‘building better’ in
respect of Sustainable Development Goals by Jeswynn Yogaratnam. Being confined
in a building for ISO has never been more prevalent than in our new reality of
the COVID-19 pandemic. It has brought a pause to reflect on ‘being the change we
want …
Continue reading World Environment Day


EMPOWER ME

Posted on 21 May 2021Updated on 21 May 2021by Ann HineCategories:Featured, News

The past months have seen a renewed focus on how we, as a community, address
sexual violence and harassment. recent public scrutiny of institutional
responses to sexual violence has drawn close public attention on the issues, and
more people have lent their voices to the call for prevention efforts to be
strengthened. Sexuality education, proactive …
Continue reading EMPOWER ME


CONSULATE GENERAL OF TIMOR LESTE

Posted on 10 May 2021Updated on 10 May 2021by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, Featured, News

March 29, 2021 “The Invitation to meet with Mr. Luciano Valentim da Conceicao,
Consul General of Timor-Leste in Sydney to discuss collaboration on human rights
projects was delightful”, says ACHRE committee member Lynda Blanchard. The
Consul General spoke of the prospect of a documentary about a significant and
untold story of human rights and social …
Continue reading Consulate General of Timor Leste


INVESTIGATING DIVERSITY, HUMAN RIGHTS & CIVIL SOCIETY IN JAPAN & AUSTRALIA

Posted on 10 May 2021Updated on 10 May 2021by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, Featured, News

March 1-14, 2021. The Australian Council for Human Rights Education (ACHRE) has
been a collaborative partner in the project Investigating Diversity, Human
Rights and Civil Society in Japan and Australia for the past eight years
following pilot funding from the Australia-Japan Foundation. Our international
partner is Chuo University Japan and students travel to Sydney on …
Continue reading Investigating Diversity, Human Rights & Civil Society in Japan
& Australia


ACHRE SUBMISSION TO THE UNIVERSAL PERIODIC REVIEW FOR UPR38

Posted on 29 April 2021Updated on 29 April 2021by Ann HineCategories:Featured,
News

The Australian Council for Human Rights Education (ACHRE), was established in
1999 by a group of committed and dedicated volunteers to actively pursue human
rights education in Australia in response to the UN Decade on Human Rights
Education (HRE). It serves as a platform for positive advocacy and lends a voice
to the voiceless regarding …
Continue reading ACHRE submission to the Universal Periodic Review for UPR38


INTERNATIONAL DAY OF FORESTS

Posted on 3 April 2021Updated on 3 April 2021by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

On Friday, 26 March 2021, Year 5 and 6 students from St Mary’s South Public
School in Monfarville Street, St Marys, planted native trees and plants in their
school grounds to mark the International Day of Forests under the guidance of
Principal Harry Vasilla. Supported by the partnership between the Department of
Planning, Industry and …
Continue reading International Day of Forests


FROM LITTLE THINGS BIG THINGS COME

Posted on 24 March 2021Updated on 24 March 2021by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

On Friday, 26 March 2021, Year 5 and 6 students from St Mary’s South Public
School will be planting 200 trees and plants to mark the International Day of
Forests under the guidance of Principal Harry Vasilla. Supported by the
partnership between the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment and
Greening Australia’s Cooling the Schools …
Continue reading From little things big things come


INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY WEBINAR, SATURDAY 13 MARCH 2021

Posted on 6 March 2021Updated on 6 March 2021by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

The Australian Graduate Women, in partnership with The Australian Council for
Human Rights Education, present the 2021 International Women’s Day Webinar.
Saturday, 13 March 2021 4.00-5.15pm EST; 1.00pm WST; 3.00pm QLD time. The panel
with be facilitated by Professor Jaya Dantas, President of Australian Graduate
Women. There will be time for Q&A from attendees. Please …
Continue reading International Women’s Day Webinar, Saturday 13 March 2021


TREATY ON THE PROHIBITION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS

Posted on 11 February 2021Updated on 11 February 2021by Ann
HineCategories:Current Activities, News

The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (or Nuclear … (OEWG) on nuclear
disarmament within the United Nations General Assembly. ACHRE was invited to
participate with the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF)
Webinar: Celebrate a Nuclear Weapons Free Future. Civil society from around
Australia as well as the region and internationally, joined the webinar to
celebrate the …
Continue reading Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons


ONLINE DISCUSSION: ULURU STATEMENT FROM THE HEART

Posted on 3 November 2020Updated on 3 November 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

Professor Larissa Behrendt AO will host an online discussion with Linda Burney
MP and Nakkiah Lui on the Uluru Statement from the Heart. The speakers will
discuss the significance of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, discussing the
essential elements being called for and progress made to date. Participants will
be invited to pose questions …
Continue reading Online Discussion: Uluru Statement from the Heart


REPORT ON THE AUSTRALIA-VIETNAMESE HUMAN RIGHTS DIALOGUE 2020

Posted on 31 August 2020Updated on 31 August 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

27 August 2020Moderated by Dr Justin Lee, First Assistant Secretary, DFATBy Dr
Zeny Edwards, on behalf of the Australian Council for Human Rights Education
(ACHRE) Purpose of the dialogue: –  to maintain the momentum in engagement on
Australian-Vietnamese Human Rights –  to inform the Australian Ambassador to
Vietnam the various issues brought up in the …
Continue reading Report on the Australia-Vietnamese Human Rights Dialogue 2020


ACHRE SUBMISSION TO THE AUSTRALIAN-VIETNAMESE HUMAN RIGHTS DIALOGUE 2020

Posted on 31 August 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current Activities, Featured, News

COVID-19 and its impacts on Vietnamese in Australia The novel coronavirus has
had a dramatic impact on social cohesion in Australia and racism that has been
directed at Asians has increased as a result of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
Regarding the problems facing international students stranded in Australia
during the pandemic, financial burden is one …
Continue reading ACHRE Submission to the Australian-Vietnamese Human Rights
Dialogue 2020


CHOOSING HUMANITY—HRE RESOURCE FOR ALL

Posted on 11 August 2020Updated on 11 August 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

                                                                            On
August 6th Hiroshima Day and Aug 9t h Nagasaki Day, 2020—ACHRE members were
involved in human rights education activities associated with honouring the
‘hibakusha’  of Japan and remembering the atrocity of nuclear war. Including
webinars teaching and learning about the perils for humanity in developing
nuclear arms and global civil society efforts …
Continue reading Choosing Humanity—HRE Resource for All


2020 GLOBAL PEACE INDEX LAUNCH

Posted on 11 July 2020Updated on 9 August 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

Registration required: Please Click here to register Join us for a webinar
with Charles Allen APM, Director of Partnerships at The Institute for Economics
and Peace (IEP), and Dr. Julian Droogan, Senior Lecturer at the Department of
Security Studies and Criminology, Macquarie University. IEP recently released
the Global Peace Index 2020 report, which measures peace and its economic
impact. The …
Continue reading 2020 Global Peace Index Launch


PODCAST ON HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION, PART 2

Posted on 26 June 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current Activities, Featured

A second podcast on Human Rights Education is available. This includes material
from the work Associate Professor Nina Burridge was involved in for the
Asia-Europe Foundation. It is available on Sound Cloud, Spotify and the ASEF
Facebook page. SoundCloud:https://ow.ly/GQte50z0ztZ
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3iBUwOeglkr0R1x0yYHLwD ASEF’s Facebook
page:https://www.facebook.com/AsiaEuropeFoundation/


19TH INFORMAL ASEM SEMINAR ON HUMAN RIGHTS – TROMSØ, NORWAY

Posted on 26 June 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current Activities, Featured

If you would like to see and listen to the highlights of the ASEM Seminar on
Human Rights and Human Rights Education held between 4-6 November 2019, the
Asia-Europe Foundation has made them available on Youtube.


THE ARCHIPELAGO IS HOME TO NEW LITERATURE AND ART ON MIGRATION

Posted on 26 June 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current Activities, Featured

The Archipelao is a writers collective that builds community and mentorship with
refugee and migrant background writers. Our collective was founded by Kieren
Kresevic Salazar in 2019 to train new writers who are refugees in Indonesia
towards professional publication and forge relationships between writers across
islands. the archipelago online magazine is a home for new literature …
Continue reading The Archipelago is Home to New Literature and Art on Migration


AHRC POSITION ON THE DRAFT ‘COVIDSAFE APP’ BILL

Posted on 2 June 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current Activities, News

The Australian Human Rights Commission has released its Position on the draft
‘COVIDSafe App’ Bill after analysing the draft bill to ensure that it includes
all necessary protections of human rights.


CREATING SPACES FOR RADICAL PEDAGOGY IN HIGHER EDUCATION.

Posted on 29 April 2020Updated on 11 August 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

This paper available at https://doi.prg/10.7577/hrer.3363 tells stories from a
higher education study abroad collaboration entitled Investigating Diversity,
Human Rights and Civil Society in Japan and Australia. Starting from a
pedagogical focus on students’ active learning about human rights, this project
has come to value relationship building- between academic institutions, civil
society and community groups, and …
Continue reading Creating spaces for radical pedagogy in higher education.


NEW PODCAST AVAILABLE

Posted on 7 April 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current Activities, News

A new podcast on Human Rights Education is available. This includes material
from the work Associate Professor Nina Burridge was involved in for the
Asia-Europe Foundation. It is available on Sound Cloud, Spotify and the ASEF
Facebook page. SoundCloud:https://ow.ly/GQte50z0ztZ
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3iBUwOeglkr0R1x0yYHLwD ASEF’s Facebook
page:https://www.facebook.com/AsiaEuropeFoundation/


THE 2020 CLOSE THE GAP CAMPAIGN REPORT

Posted on 19 March 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current Activities, News

The 2020 Close the Gap Campaign report, again written by the Lowitja Institute
sets out a blueprint for change, presenting 14 recommendations for Australian
governments that must be urgently implemented to avoid further preventable
deaths and protect Indigenous health, wellbeing, culture and Country. The Report
has warned that only systemic reform will make up for …
Continue reading The 2020 Close the Gap campaign report


ULURU STATEMENT FROM THE HEART

Posted on 11 March 2020Updated on 11 March 2020by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, Featured, News

ULURU STATEMENT FROM THE HEART   VOICE. TREATY. TRUTH. The comprehensive website
https://ulurustatement.org/ provides excellent resources to equip people to
better understand why and how to work towards Constitutional Reform. First
Nations people explain that  “We have coexisted as First Nations on this land
for at least 60,000 years. Our sovereignty pre-existed the Australian state …
Continue reading ULURU STATEMENT FROM THE HEART


AUSTRALIAN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION MEDAL WINNER – ROSEMARY KAYESS

Posted on 15 December 2019by Ann HineCategories:Current Activities, News

Leading disability rights activist Rosemary Kayess has won the prestigious 2019
Human Rights Medal in recognition of her work in international human rights law
for people with disability. Ms Kayess, a tireless advocate for equal rights for
people with disability in Australia and worldwide, contributed to drafting the
United Nations Convention on the Rights of …
Continue reading Australian Human Rights Commission Medal Winner – Rosemary
Kayess


10TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION

Posted on 20 November 2019Updated on 20 November 2019by Ann
HineCategories:Conference, Current Activities, News

10th International Conference on Human Rights Education 11-12 December 2019,
Nepal Human Rights in Academic Excellence, Technology and Artificial
Intelligence Register Now The Kathmandu University, in collaboration with
Western Sydney University, is proud host of the 10th International Conference on
Human Rights Education (ICHRE) titled “Human Rights in Academic Excellence,
Technology and Artificial Intelligence”to be held on 10-12 December 2019 …
Continue reading 10th International Conference on Human Rights Education


INTERNATIONAL DAY OF UN PEACEKEEPERS LUNCHEON

Posted on 11 September 2019by Ann HineCategories:Current Activities, News

Goodwill Ambassador of the Institute for Economics and Peace and Past Director
of the UNAA Peace Program, Zeny Edwards hosted the International Day of UN
Peacekeepers Luncheon on 28 May 2019. This Luncheon was to honour our Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Island Peacekeepers. Representatives of our peacekeepers were
Uncle Col Watego OAM, Uncle Harry Allie …
Continue reading International Day of UN Peacekeepers Luncheon


2019 GLOBAL PEACE INDEX LAUNCHED

Posted on 11 September 2019Updated on 11 September 2019by Ann
HineCategories:Current Activities, News

The thirteenth edition of the Global Peace Index (GPI) was launched in 2019.
Produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), this Index ranks 163
independent states and territories according to their level of peacefulness. The
GPI is the world’s leading measure of global peacefulness.


‘MANIPULATION OF THE LAW ON TORTURE’ PRESENTED AT THE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL

Posted on 25 July 2019by Ann HineCategories:Citizens of Humanity, Current
Activities, News

On 24 July 2019, Jeswynn Yogaratnam and the Hon Judge Jane Patrick presented the
case study ‘Manipulation of the Law on Torture: Abu Ghraib & Guantanamo Bay’ at
the University High School. Jeswynn presented as part of his voluntary ACHRE
activities on human rights education in Victoria, through the  talk series
organised by the Victoria …
Continue reading ‘Manipulation of the Law on Torture’ presented at the
University High School


SCHOOLS WILL RECEIVE NEW RESOURCES TO STRENGTHEN THE PUSH TO ELIMINATE RACISM

Posted on 13 June 2019Updated on 13 June 2019by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

Every school will receive a copy of the ‘ The Final Quarter ‘, a powerful
documentary about the racial taunts directed at former Australian of the Year
and AFL legend Adam Goodes prior to his retirement. The Australian Human Rights
Commission has launched ‘Let’s talk race: A guide on how to conduct
conversations about racism‘ to complement the …
Continue reading Schools will receive new resources to strengthen the push to
eliminate racism


FIRST INDIGENOUS MINISTER APPOINTED MINISTER OF INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS

Posted on 9 June 2019Updated on 13 June 2019by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities, News

Ken Wyatt, a Noongar man from Western Australia has been appointed as the
Minister for Indigenous Affairs. He becomes the first Indigenous Australian to
hold the role and to sit in Cabinet. ACHRE congratulates Ken Wyatt on this
significant achievement – a long overdue moment in Australian history.


THE CITIZEN FOR HUMANITY PROJECT

Posted on 22 February 2016Updated on 20 February 2017by Ann
HineCategories:Slideshow

The Citizen for Humanity Project was launched on Human Rights Day, 10 December,
2002, at Parliament House, Canberra at a forum hosted by Senator the Hon. Marise
Payne, the then Chair of the Joint Parliamentary Sub-Committee on Human Rights,
the former Federal Attorney-General, the Hon. Daryl Williams, AM and the then
Shadow Attorney-General, the Hon. …
Continue reading The CItizen For Humanity Project


7TH IHRE CONFERENCE – CALL FOR PAPERS

Posted on 20 February 2016Updated on 14 February 2017by Ann
HineCategories:Conference

  The 7th IRHEC 7 “Addressing the Challenges of the Civil Society” will be held
in Santiago, Chile, on 12 -15 December 2016. The Academic Convener of the
Conference, Professor Myrna Villegas has issued a call for papers and opened
registration for those who wish to participate – see:
https://www.cdh.uchile.cl/IHREC/ Should you require further information, …
Continue reading 7th IHRE Conference – Call for papers


ADVISING AND TRAINING

Posted on 18 February 2016Updated on 14 June 2016by Ann HineCategories:Slideshow

The Australian Council for Human Rights Education has a pool of speakers and
trainers available to assist you with a whole range of aspects of human rights
education. These experts include: Dr Sev Ozdowski AM Mr Nicola Vincenzo
Adreacchio Dr Sev Ozdowski AM Since 2005 Independent Expert – Human Rights,
works currently as Director, Equity …
Continue reading Advising and Training

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2023 SYDNEY PEACE

Posted on 1 February 2024Updated on 1 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:News

HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCATE NAZANIN BONIADI ANNOUNCED WINNER OF THE SYDNEY PEACE PRIZE
2023 2023 Sydney Peace Prize Lecture and Gala Dinner. This year’s Sydney Peace
Prize Laureate is actress and human rights activist, Nazanin Boniadi, chosen for
her commitment to fighting for women’s rights in Iran.   In the Sydney Peace
Foundation’s 25th year, you are invited to …
Continue reading 2023 Sydney Peace


THIS WEBSITE IS CURRENTLY UNDER UPDATE AND REVIEW

Posted on 12 December 2023Updated on 15 January 2024by Ann
HineCategories:Current Activities


MARCH 14, 2022.  ACHRE MEETING WITH CONSULATE GENERAL OF TIMOR-LESTE, IN SYDNEY

Posted on 14 March 2023Updated on 2 February 2024by Ann HineCategories:Current
Activities

“The Invitation to meet with Mr. Luciano Valentim da Conceicao, Consul General
of Timor-Leste in Sydney to discuss collaboration on HRE projects was
delightful”, says ACHRE member Lynda Blanchard. The Australian Council for Human
Rights Education has been supportive of human rights education initiatives of
regional neighbour Timor-Leste, including providing over a hundred Citizen of …
Continue reading March 14, 2022.  ACHRE Meeting with Consulate General of
Timor-Leste, in Sydney


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