Northern Territory ‘Emergency Response’ intervention
Read the Commission's human rights analysis of the NT 'Emergency Response' intervention and its effects on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
Northern Territory ‘Emergency Response' intervention
Documents by the Australian Human Rights Commission
Publications
Speeches
A human rights agenda for the Northern Territory (November 2008)
Essentials for Social Justice: Protecting Indigenous children (March 2008)
Can the end ever justify the means? Achieving equality for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples & the Northern Territory intervention (September 2007)
Media Releases
Long-term funding commitment welcomed but Stronger Futures still must change (28 March 2012)
Continued investment in the Northern Territory needs to be targeted (14 November 2011)
Involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people every step of the way is the only way to bring about lasting change (20 June 2011)
Passage of NTER Amendments a step in the right direction (22 June 2010)
Reinstating the RDA in the Northern Territory welcomed (November 2009)
Ensuring income management respects race and human rights (November 2009)
Let's not wait another two years to get it right (June 2009)
Removing racial prejudice increases chances of success ( May 2009)
Carefully targeted approach to income management required (November 2008)
Commitment to end discrimination welcomed but why the delay? (October 2008)
Inclusive approach is essential if NT emergency response is to continue (October 2008)
10 point plan to improve NT intervention (March 2008)
Pornography restrictions to further protect Aboriginal children in the NT (February 2008)
Racial Discrimination Act is a vital human rights safeguard (August 2007)
A human rights based approach is vital to address the challenges in Indigenous communities (June 2007)
Social Justice Commissioner's statement on the government's ‘national emergency' measures (June 2007)