This report discusses the findings of the Young People and Human Rights Dialogue, which aimed to ascertain what young Australians know about human rights, and to listen to their views on a wide range of contemporary, rights-related issues. The report draws on focus groups, a national survey and essay and art competitions.

First published in 1997, this report has formed the basis for the Australian Government's 2008 apology to the Stolen Generations of Aboriginal people taken from their families.

This report, commonly known as the 'Burdekin Report', exposed the devastating personal consequences of inadequate mental health and welfare services.

This inquiry was established in 1988 following a series of well organised attacks against church and community leaders, as well as complaints from Indigenous people and ethnic community groups.