Recognition, rights and reform : a report to Government on native title social justice measures

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Report following the High Court decision on native title in June 1992 after the federal governments commitment to further social justice measures for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples ; consultation was carried out in 17 ATSIC zonal areas ; proposals and recommendations cover principles for indigenous social justice ; citizenship rights ; rights as indigenous peoples ; constitutional reform ; compensation ; regional agreements ; self government; treaty; recognition of flags; NAIDOC; culture and heritage; intellectual property; customary law; health; housing; education; languages; media; economic development; strategies for implementation.… (more)

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Report following the High Court decision on native title in June 1992 after the federal governments commitment to further social justice measures for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples ; consultation was carried out in 17 ATSIC zonal areas ; proposals and recommendations cover principles for indigenous social justice ; citizenship rights ; rights as indigenous peoples ; constitutional reform ; compensation ; regional agreements ; self government; treaty; recognition of flags; NAIDOC; culture and heritage; intellectual property; customary law; health; housing; education; languages; media; economic development; strategies for implementation.

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