The Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Council of Australia (FECCA) is encouraging people and organisations in Australia to observe and refer to the 21st of March as the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
In 1998, the Howard Government declared the 21st of March as ‘Harmony Day’, making Australia the only country in the world that refers to this day differently from other nations.
Australia is the only liberal democracy that does not have a bill or charter of rights at the national level, and people’s human rights are not very well protected in Australian law. The starting point for a national Human Rights Act is to recognise that people’s human rights matter, all of the time, and should be protected.
يشرح هذا الفيديو ، المصحوب بتعليقات باللغة العربية ، كيفية حماية نفسك من الفيروسات التي ينقلها البعوض ، مثل التهاب الدماغ الياباني هذا الصيف.
Japanese encephalitis is a rare disease caused by the Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV). JEV is spread through mosquito bites. Shepparton is river bound, and rivers are breeding places for mosquitos. Everyone should take care near places of stagnant water.
The Voice referendum transcends political and cultural divides. That is why our communities are uniting to support the referendum on Indigenous constitutional recognition. Multicultural community organisations must take a leadership position in raising awareness on the importance of enshrining a First Nations Voice into the Australian Constitution.