Abstract
In Arena Magazine and elsewhere, a number of indigenous intellectuals have been advancing a 'rights-based' approach to a treaty in Australia. Against a Howard Government that insists that only 'practical reconciliation' matters (and which poohpoohs international scrutiny that invokes human rights instruments) it has been important to make space for a principled approach to Indigenous affairs. There have been two challenges for proponents of the 'rights' approach.
Original language | English |
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Pages | 30-37pp |
No. | Dec 2002 |
Specialist publication | Arena Magazine |
Publication status | Published - 2002 |