Prof. Gillian Triggs - Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration

An episode of the Communities in Control podcast, hosted by Our Community, titled "Prof. Gillian Triggs - Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration" was published on May 29, 2018 and runs 41 minutes.

May 29, 2018 ·41m · Communities in Control

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“Sometimes, those who try to change the world for the better are forced to deal with criticism from those who would much rather things stayed the same. Professor Gillian Triggs' five-year stint at the helm of Australia's human rights watchdog exemplifies this: her relentless pursuit of justice, particularly in relation to children in detention, was met with political pressure to fall back. We all need to ignore the critics if we are to lead change."

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