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Centre for Human Rights Education
CHRE

The Centre for Human Rights Education

  • is committed to the achievement, protection and promotion of human rights
  • is committed to multi-disciplinary understandings of human rights
  • is committed to dialogue across communities, cultures, nations and religions about human rights
  • engages in teaching, research, consultancy and community education to realise these commitments.

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Publications: Disability Rights – Dr Karen Soldatic

Dr Karen Soldatic in England Karen Soldatic has recently returned after spending several months in England as a British Academy International Fellow at the Centre for Disability Research, Lancaster University where she undertook field work on the impact of the Cameron Government’s welfare reforms on disabled women living in North West England. Together with colleagues from CeDR, [...] read more

The Banner image is the SIEV X memorial in Canberra that remembers the 353 men, women and children who drowned on 20 October 2001 when their boat sank en route to Australia. All were seeking asylum.
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