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Ethnic rights - Recommendations for a Multi-Cultural Australia
Fitzroy Ecumenical Centre Ethnic Action Movement.
First drafts of the Policy and Principles and of a platform on ethnic rights by the Ethnic Action Movement, a group of activists from various ethnic communities formed in 1973 and based at the Fitzroy Ecumenical Centre in Melbourne.
Created:
1973
Date Added:
26 March 2002
Source:
Fitzroy Ecumenical Centre Ethnic Action Movement Melbourne
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323K
Length:
9 pages
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