Rights and Freedoms
Across
- 2. the systematic extermination of a racial or national group
- 3. recognition in Australian law of the rights of Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders to land and waters under their laws and customs
- 7. rights that are entitled to humans
- 9. bus journeys in the 1960s to protest against segregation in the US and Australia
- 10. building relationships between Indigenous and other Australians to foster cooperation and problem solving
- 11. drafted by Britain and US; issued in 1941, it set out the Allied goals for the postwar world
- 12. separation of humans into racial groups
- 13. the idea that Australian land had no legal owners when the Europeans first arrived
Down
- 1. rights that anyone in any society should have
- 4. a person who gives up their way of life to live like other people
- 5. someone who fights for a cause
- 6. the protest held by Indigenous people on Australia Day in 1938 to mark 150 years of oppresion
- 8. those about 100,000 Aboriginal children who were removed from their families and communities from the 1920s to 1970s