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7 September 2011

Special Edition: Welcome

Welcome to the special September Human Rights Awards edition of the Australian Human Rights Commission's e-bulletin.

Read on for our exclusive movie ticket giveaway.

Please forward to friends and colleagues who have an interest in human rights and social justice issues.

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It’s the last week: Human Rights Awards nominations closing

Television Award 2010: Football United: Passport to Hope, North One Television Australia for Foxtel’s Bio.
Television Award 2010: Football United: Passport to Hope, North One Television Australia for Foxtel’s Bio.

Nominations are closing at the end of the week for the Commission’s Human Rights Awards.

Nominations are open in the following categories: Human Rights Medal, Young People’s Human Rights Award, Law Award, Business Award, Community Award – Individual, Community Award – Organisation, Literature (non-fiction) Award, Radio, Television and Print and Online Media Award.

Go to http://humanrights.gov.au/hr_awards/nominations.html to nominate now.

Human Rights Awards 2011 sponsors

 

Photo of Jack Manning Bancroft at the Human Rights Awards 2010
Jack Manning Bancroft - Young Peoples Medal Winner of the Human Rights Awards 2010

Listen to last year’s Young People’s Medal Winner

In the latest instalment of PodRights, the Commission’s fortnightly Podcast, Disability Discrimination Commissioner Graeme Innes is joined by last year’s winner of the prestigious Young People’s Human Rights Medal, Jack Manning Bancroft. Jack talks about being nominated for the medal and the positive implications it has had in his work.

Listen to Jack at www.humanrights.gov.au/podcasts/index.html

 

The Whistleblower
The Whistleblower

Giveaway: The Whistleblower

Courtesy of Hopscotch Films, we have a special giveaway for some lucky readers.

Starring Rachel Weisz, The Whistleblower is based on the remarkable true story of Kathryn Bolkovac; a UN peacekeeper who embarks on a quest for justice after uncovering an expansive human trafficking industry in post-war Bosnia. In cinemas September 29.

Click here for your chance to WIN a double pass – be quick first 25 WIN!


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