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Violations of Statutory Law |
Violation of Human Rights: |
Other Violations |
1. Non-action by the police to stop physical assault and sexual abuse of a small child. |
* Crimes Act |
* Articles 24 and 26 |
* Violation of basic democratic principles |
2. Denial by Government agencies to investigate the physical assault and sexual abuse of a small child. |
* Crimes Act |
* Articles 24 and 26 |
* Violation of basic democratic principles |
3. Discrimination on racial grounds by Government agencies resulting in inhuman and degrading treatment of a parent concerned about the protection of a small child. |
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* Articles 2 and 7 |
* Violation of basic democratic principles |
4. Unlawful attacks on the honour and reputation of a parent while protecting a small child. |
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* Article 17 |
* Violation of basic democratic principles |
5. The right to an effective remedy has been denied by the Australian Government despite evidence of racial discrimination, inhuman and degrading treatment, failure to protect a child and gross-violations of Australian Law and International Human Rights. |
* Crimes Act |
* Articles 2 ,7,14,17,24,26 Convention on the Rights of the Child |
* Violation of basic democratic principles |
Covenant on Civil and Political Rights:
Article 2: The Government is responsible to ensure that any person whose rights have been violated shall have an effective remedy
- regardless of race and without distinction of any kind.
Article 7: No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
Article 14: : In a suit at law everyone shall be entitled to a fair and public hearing by a competent, independent and impartial tribunal
established by law.
Article 17:Protection from unlawful attacks on his honour and reputation.
Article 24: Protection as required by his status as a minor.
Article 26: All persons are equal and are entitled without any discrimination to equal protection of the law.
Convention on the Rights of the Child:
Article 2: Right of a child for protection by the law without discrimination of any kind.
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