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Everyone deserves culturally safe and dignified care, free of discrimination. Our end-of-financial-year health justice campaign is shining the spotlight on discrimination in a range of healthcare settings from hospitals to prisons to offshore detention. Another deeply discriminatory system is the
The National Justice Project is working to tackle discrimination in healthcare provided to refugees and asylum seekers. We are supporting our courageous clients in seeking justice for the neglect and harm our government allowed to happen for so many years
The National Justice Project fights to ensure everyone receives effective and appropriate medical care, free of racial bias or discrimination, no matter where the care is provided. Everyone deserves culturally safe and dignified healthcare, but unfortunately, that level of care
Everyone deserves effective and appropriate medical care. Everyone deserves culturally safe and dignified healthcare, free of discrimination. The National Justice Project walks with our courageous clients in seeking justice for the harms they have experienced from racial bias in hospitals,
Content warning for First Nations readers – the following has the name of a deceased Warlpiri man. National Justice Project CEO George Newhouse represented the family of Kumanjayi White at the Sydney rally as part of a week of national
Content warning for First Nations readers – the following has the name of a deceased Warlpiri man. The National Justice Project has written to Northern Territory Police on behalf of Warlpiri elder Ned Jampijinpa Hargraves, demanding an independent investigator be
Content warning for First Nations readers – the following has the name of a deceased Martu woman. The National Justice Project has welcomed a Coroner’s recommendations for the provision of culturally safe care to Aboriginal prisoners in Western Australia following
The National Justice Project has received overwhelming support for our Alternative First Responders campaign and the new website with resources, tools and actions that everyone can take to make meaningful change. Police are currently the be-all first response to calls
Content Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story contains the image and name of a Gomeroi person who has passed away. The National Justice Project will continue to support the family of Gomeroi teenager Mark Anthony
Content warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are advised the following contains the name and image of a deceased Noongar man. The National Justice Project has welcomed the urgency of recommendations handed down in the Coronial Inquest into the death