Abstract:The article discusses the concept of 'one law for all' from the perspective of three types of human rights recognised in international law, namely universal individual human rights, minority rights, a...The article discusses the concept of 'one law for all' from the perspective of three types of human rights recognised in international law, namely universal individual human rights, minority rights, and Indigenous rights. The significance of these rights in the context of Australian domestic law is explored. The article also identifies failures to achieve meaningful equality before the law, especially among Indigenous Australians. It states that progress toward legal pluralism in Australian domestic law does not reflect developments in international law.Read More
Publication Year: 2005
Publication Date: 2005-01-01
Language: en
Type: article
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