We Belong Here: Framework for Human Rights and Equity for Australians of African Descent

Noel Zihabamwe

March 20, 2024

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This publication is based on the African Australian Advocacy Centre's (AAAC) Submission to the Australian Government in Response to the United Nations Working Group of Experts of Peoples of African Descent (UN WGEPAD) Recommendations in November, 2023.

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Co-authors:
AAAC Executive and Academic members: Dr. Sarah Williams, RMIT University; A/Prof Kathomi Gatwiri, Southern Cross University; Mr Noël Zihabamwe; Ms Kirsten Keith and Ms Delphine U. Yandamutso (AAAC)

AAAC author bios: https://www.africanaustralianadvocacy.org.au/the-team/

RMIT Research Assistant: Matshepo Hlolohelo Molala
RMIT Social Work students: Dennis Kiptoo; Sian Owen

Contributors:
Dr. Kathleen Openshaw, Western Sydney University;
Leanne McLean, Charles Sturt University (student).
Editors and Consultants: Dr. Kathy Edwards, Noel Clement, RMIT University
Photography, Design and Layout: RMIT University and Emerald Mac Gill

Commissioned by RMIT University Enabling Impact fund: Thought Leadership

Updated 21st March, 2024

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