Human Rights in Twentieth-Century Australia

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The book explores the intricate relationships among activists, bureaucrats, writers, and politicians who have influenced the evolution of universal human rights. It delves into historical contexts that shape current discussions on freedom of religion, offshore detention, and indigenous rights, revealing how past engagements and critiques continue to resonate in today's debates. Through this lens, it highlights the complexities and challenges surrounding the concept of human rights as an evolving narrative.