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Amnesty International Australia’s Human Rights Agenda

Amnesty International Australia’s Human Rights Agenda outlines the key human rights priorities we are calling on the Albanese Government to advance, both at home and globally.

As a middle power with strong regional relationships, Australia has both the opportunity and the responsibility to champion universal human rights. Human rights must be applied consistently regardless of political alliances, economic interests or strategic considerations. Selective application undermines international institutions, emboldens abusive governments and ultimately makes the world less safe.

Act now or learn more about our human rights work.

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