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Victorian Government Human Rights Homepage
Andrew Jakubowicz.
Human Rights are essential in a democratic and inclusive society that respects the rule of law, human dignity, equality and freedom. This section outlines Victoria's contribution to human rights protection, in the form of the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (the charter), which was passed by Parliament in July 2006.
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