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	Seen and Heard; Priority for Children in the Legal Process By Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission and the Australian Law Reform Commission. A National Inquiry into Children and the Legal Process. Report was tabled in Federal Parliament in November 1997. It represented the most comprehensive examination of young people and the legal system which had ever been undertaken in Australia.	01/01/1997	Australasian Legal Information Institute
	Submission to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child Regarding Australia The Refugee Council of Australia is Australia s peak refugee agency, engaging principally in research, policy development and advocacy. Collectively, its members represent all sectors of refugee work in Australia and around the world.	22/09/1997	Refugee Council of Australia
	Comments on Australia's Response to Children Supplementary report to Australia's country report on the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.	22/09/1997	Ethnic Child Care Development Unit
	Australia's Promises to Children-The Alternative Report Supplementary report to Australia's country report on the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.	22/09/1997	Defence for Children International - Australia
	AUSTRALIA: Age Matters - A report on age discrimination	23/04/2000	Australian Human Rights Commission
	Emotional Abuse: the Hidden Form of Maltreatment	01/01/2001	Australian Institute of Family Studies
	Families and cultural diversity in Australia	01/01/2001	Australian Institute of Family Studies
	Remaking Families: Adaptation of Parents and Children to Divorce	01/01/2001	Australian Institute of Family Studies
	Children in Australian Families	01/01/2001	Australian Institute of Family Studies
	Citizen Child: Australian Law and Children's Rights	01/01/2001	Australian Institute of Family Studies
	Childwise Tourism - Travel and Tourism Initiatives to Combat Child Sex Tourism	01/01/2001	ECPAT - Australia
	Youth For Sale Australia's National Inquiry into the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children and Young People in Australia	01/01/2001	ECPAT - Australia
	Children's Rights/Human Rights: A Resource Book for Early Childhood and Primary Teachers	01/01/2001	-
	First Pacific Regional Conference on Preventing the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Pacific Children : Report of Conference Proceedings The Conference was held on 2-3 June 1998 at the Forum Secretariat - head- quarters of the South Pacific Forum - in Suva Fiji. The Conference was organised by ECPAT Australia and funded by AusAID. The report compiles the conference resolutions, workshop recommendations, and statements made by participants of the conference.	01/01/2001	ECPAT - Australia
	Youth Studies Australia: Vol.19 n.4 (December 2000) Youth Studies Australia (YSA) is a scholarly journal published quarterly by the Australian Clearinghouse for Youth Studies. YSA is nationally and internationally recognised for its coverage of youth issues and research... Volume 19 - Special focus: Sexuality education.	01/01/2001	Australian Clearinghouse for Youth Studies (ACYS)
	Use and Choice of Child Care	01/01/2001	Australian Institute of Family Studies
	Sick Children: How Working Mothers Cope AIFS' summary of the publication AIFS Early Childhood Study Paper No.2, 1991, 40 pages, ISBN 0 642 16642 0 This book examines the difficulties faced and solutions adopted by working mothers when having to organise care for sick children. There are also lessons for employers about how people deal with their work and family obligations.	01/01/2001	Australian Institute of Family Studies
	Effects of Child Care on Young Children: Forty Years of Research	01/01/2001	Australian Institute of Family Studies
	Towards Integration and Quality Assurance in Children's Services	01/01/2001	Australian Institute of Family Studies
	Today's Child Care, Tomorrow's Children	01/01/2001	Australian Institute of Family Studies
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