Three areas of human rights

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05 March 2010Disability and Race Discrimination Commissioner, Graeme Innes, looks at three areas of human rights in which the involvement of the Australian Human Rights Commission has played a part in changing the human rights landscape - the case of Scott v Telstra, Teoh's case, and the Bringing them home inquiry.

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This is the third podcast in the series and a Transcript of Episode 3 can also be found here.

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