Essay On Aboriginal Human Rights

Human rights are an essential part of every individual human being living on this planet. They are critical to all of us, regardless of nationality, gender, sex, religion, culture, colour, place of residency and all other categorization. Human rights meaning there is no discrimination between people and groups of different cultures, also no racism among communities. The governments of human rights, they protect civil rights, social rights economic rights and cultural rights, they provide freedom and spread peace in their country so people can have rights and feel safe in their country. The Australian people have one of the best human rights in the world, and they ranked one of the safest country to live in. But for the Indigenous Australians living in remote …show more content…
Aboriginal people who are living in rural areas are more likely to die at early ages, because of having limited of health care services, unemployment, work opportunities, lack of education, not having easy access to transport between countryside and major cities, racism, depression, and many more of classification. Aboriginal in remote areas has a bad perspective towards the human rights of Australia. The remoteness creates many challenges and issues for them; the governments believe these towns are very far away from cities, so it’s difficult to make easy access to services. For example, health services, it shows that many Indigenous in remote areas have a low life expectancy, because of the diseases and illnesses. And they experience poorer health than non-Indigenous, (the Australian institute of health and welfare 2011, by Indigenous Observatory), it