2009 Human Rights Medals and Awards
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Sponsors of the 2009 Human Rights Medals and Awards
The Commission thanks the following organisations for helping to support the 2009 Human Rights Medals and Awards.
LexisNexis – sponsor of the Human Rights Medal
LexisNexis is a world leading provider of content-enabled workflow solutions. Their innovative solutions help businesses succeed by improving productivity, increasing profitability and stimulating growth.
LexisNexis is committed to playing a positive role in the community and becoming an authoritative voice in ‘higher order’ legal and risk management business issues that are foundational to the stability of governments, the well-being of their citizens, and business. One example is their initiative regarding ‘the Rule of Law’ and its role in preserving, protecting, and defending the rights and property of individuals and corporations around the world.
For more information please visit: www.lexisnexis.com.au
Department of Immigration and Citizenship – sponsor of the 
Young People’s Human Rights Medal
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship’s purpose is to build Australia's future through the well-managed entry and settlement of people. With staff working in Australia and overseas, the department is committed to ensuring Australia has the best possible services in immigration, border security and citizenship.
Its settlement and cultural diversity programs support the participation of migrants and refugees in Australian life and promote fairness, respect and a sense of belonging for all in our multicultural society.
For further information see: www.immi.gov.au
iHR Australia – sponsor of the Community (Organisation) Award
iHR Australia is a HR consultancy bringing human resources, industrial relations and people development disciplines together. Their aim is to assist organisations to create and manage productive, rewarding and lawful work cultures.
iHR Australia is committed to cultivating skills, knowledge and confidence in their clients through a strong focus on training and coaching. They provide a ‘one stop shop’ where human resources, industrial relations and occupational health and safety support converge to deliver both highly practical and effective solutions.
For further information see: www.ihraustralia.com.au
Law Council of Australia - sponsor of the Law Award
The Law Council of Australia is proud to sponsor the Law Award as part of the 2009 Human Rights Medals and Awards. The Law Award, presented annually, recognises the extraordinary contribution to Australian society of an individual or organisation within the legal profession to human rights, social justice and equality.
The Law Council of Australia is the peak national representative body of the Australian legal profession, and represents about 56,000 legal practitioners nationwide. For more than 70 years the Law Council has worked in the interests of Australia's lawyers and the Australian community.
For further information see: www.lawcouncil.asn.au
The Co-op Bookshop – sponsor of the Literature (non-fiction) 
Award
The Co-op Bookshop is pleased to support the 2009 Human Rights Medals and Awards.
The Co-op Bookshop is a membership-based not-for-profit co-operative with over 1.5 million members, 50 years experience, more than 40 stores around Australia and online shopping at www.coop-bookshop.com.au - the Co-op has benefits.
Vibe Australia - sponsor of the Print Media Award
Vibe Australia Pty Ltd (Vibe) is an Aboriginal media and events company with a suite of fully integrated communication products much utilised and enjoyed by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Australia.
Their vision is to support all Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islander people in reaching their full potential by providing positive imagery, identifiable role models and quality information to improve community and quality of life.
For more information please visit www.vibe.com.au
General sponsor
TrophyLand
TrophyLand are dedicated and experienced graphic engraving professionals. They have a genuine commitment in providing personalised service and advice to satisfy all your trophy, corporate or promotional requirements.
For further information see: www.trophyland.com.au
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