1. Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation
2. Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies|
3. Reconciliation Australia
4. National Native Title Tribunal

1. A consultative Committee prepared a report entitled Rights, Responsibilities and Respect - The Report of the Human Rights Consultation Committee;

1. •The New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990
2. •The British Bill of Rights 1689
3. •Parliamentary v Judicial Protection of Rights: Canada v Victoria. by Brian Holland.

1. HEREOC’s Summary of Statutes
2. The Human Rights Office of the Australian Capital Territory
3. Equal Opportunity Commission of South Australia
4. Anti Discrimination Board of New South Wales
5. Anti Discrimination Commission of Queensland
6. Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission
7. Northern Territory Anti Discrimination Commission
8. South Australia Equal Opportunity Commission
9. Western Australia Equal Opportunity Commission

1. Federal Government’s Freedom of Information Resources
2. State Governments’ FOI Resource Links
3. Victor Perton’s Freedom of Information Papers
4. Freedom of Information within a Changing Global and Government Environment: Victor Perton, Jan 1999
5. Parliamentary Speech on Freedom of Information 27 May 1999
6. freedominfo.org is a portal for ‘critical resources’ about freedom of information laws and movements around the world.

1. Office of the Privacy Commissioner
2. The Victorian Data Protection Bill - May 1999
3. Privacy for Victorians - a recent address by Victor Perton
4. Data Protection Advisory Council

1. Amnesty International Australia
2. Australian Council for Overseas Aid
3. Australia Tibet Council
4. Civil Liberties Australia (ACT): CLA monitors ACT and Federal authorities to safeguard individual rights and freedoms.
5. Community Aid Abroad
6. East Timor Human Rights Centre 
7. Liberty Victoria  A state based civil liberties group (formerly the Victorian Council of Civil Liberties).
8. Human Rights Council of Australia
9. Refugee Council of Australia - see Senate Legal and Constitutional Committee Review
10. Australian Immigration Department Humanitarian Issues

1. Amnesty International
2. CANADEM - a resource bank of qualified Canadians with skills in human rights, peace-building or democracy.  It is funded by the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade
3. The Children and Armed Conflict Unit aims to heighten the protection and recognition of children's rights and to lessen the long-term impact of armed conflict on children's life chances and opportunities. For more information, check out their web-site at:  http://www2.essex.ac.uk/c&acu/
4. The Forced Migration Projects are action-oriented programs that monitor circumstances in the 15 countries that emerged or re-emerged after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, in order to warn of forced movements and identify conditions that may cause such dislocations, including armed conflict, human rights violations, economic underdevelopment, environmental  degradation, and other failures of governance.  The Forced Migration Projects seek to encourage early humanitarian responses to migration emergencies, advocate humane treatment and protection of the rights of those unable to return, and promote measures aimed at averting people's need to flee.
5. Front Line - Front Line was founded in Dublin in 2001 with the specific aim of protecting Human Rights Defenders, people who work, non-violently, for any or all of the rights enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Front Line aims to address some of the needs identified by defenders themselves, including protection, networking, training and access to the thematic and country mechanisms of the UN and other regional bodies.
6. For a comprehensive overview of human rights, democracy, democide and war, click on http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/
7. Human Rights Education Associates (HREA) is an international non-governmental organisation that supports human rights learning; the training of activists and professionals; the development of educational materials and programming; and community-building through on-line technologies.
8. Human Rights USA - Core initiative is the development and implementation of comprehensive human rights education and advocacy programs in schools and communities.
9. The United States Information Agency is an independent foreign affairs agency within the executive branch of the U.S. government.  The agency promotes mutual understanding between the United States and other nations by conducting educational and cultural activities. For access to some interesting papers, click http://www.usia.gov/products/pubs/freedom
10. Human Rights Web Home Page
11. Human-Rights News Including Alerts and Issues.
12. The International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, International IDEA is an organisation aiming to promote and advance sustainable democracy and to improve and consolidate electoral processes world-wide. Independent of specific national interests, it provides a forum for interaction and exchange of experiences among a variety of global actors involved in promotion of democracy.
13. Human Rights Without Frontiers - “HRWF is independent of all political, ideological or religious movements. Its object is to promote democracy, the rule of law and the rights of the individual - man, woman and child - everywhere in the world, by every appropriate means. Nobody carrying out a political mandate (including representing a political party in exile) or being a cleric can be a member of the board of directors.”
14. International Human Rights and Humanitarian Assistance presented by The Human Rights Interactive Network
15. The Mexican Human Rights Network is a volunteer project based in London, that works impartially and independently to inform and educate the public on issues of human rights in Mexico. It can be found at http://www.mhrn.org.uk/
16. For information about Denial of Religious Liberty to Baha'is in Iran, go to  http://www-personal.umich.edu/~jrcole/hrbh.htm - a site developed by University of Michigan history professor Juan R. I. Cole.
17. Minnesota Human Rights Library.
18. The Norwegian Human Rights Collection
19. One World Volunteers site.  OWVI offers programs in which participants have the opportunity to work on development projects in Africa.
20. United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
21. International Instruments on Human Rights
22. Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action Adopted by the World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna on 25 June 1993 which was attended by Victor Perton.
23. The Human and Constitutional Rights Resource Page contains links to hundreds of human rights organisations nationally, regionally, and internationally and is maintained by the Arthur W. Diamond Law Library at Columbia Law School.

1. `Humanitarian Intervention in the New World Order'
2. "The Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee: Its role in and impact on Parliamentary Process since November 1992" by Marie Henwood.
3. Parliamentary v Judicial Protection of Rights: Canada v Victoria. by Brian Holland.
4. The China Challenge by Joshua Frydenberg and Greg Hunt (16 March 1999)
5. Blame Indonesia's Chinese by Michael Backman
   (originally published in the Far Eastern Economic Review, March 1998)