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an ncylc e-bulletinIssue #2: May 2004
CROCAustralia signed the Convention on the Rights of the Child in December 1990. The Consultation Papers have been released ... more YOUR RIGHTS AS AN APPRENTICEFor many young people the way to break into the job market is via an apprenticeship ...more DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION AMENDMENT BILLThe Disability Discrimination Amendment Bill 2003 proposes that drug addicts do not suffer from a disability ...more GANG LAWSIn February 2004, the NCYLC volunteers prepared a submission for the NSW Ombudsman in relation to the Justice Legislation Amendment (Non-Association and Place Restriction) Act 2001 ... more SCHOOL SUSPENSIONExclusions from school can have a detrimental impact. Procedural fairness in the process is of critical importance ...more TAGGINGIn February, the Western Australian government made public its plans to introduce the use of electronic monitoring ... more COUNSELLINGNCYLC has prepared a discussion paper on children and counselling ... more CHILD SEXUAL ABUSEAllegations of the sexual abuse of children are usually handled by the State Child Protection Authorities and the Children's Court ... more CASENOTE ON CLARKEIn this case the Federal Court decided that the Catholic Education Office (CEO) had indirectly discriminated against a student with profound deafness ... more CASENOTE ON FOSTEROn 5 June 2003 four students were placed on long suspension of a North Coast of NSW High School ... more MEDICARE NEWSIn November 2003, NCYLC expressed concern about the implications for young people under the Federal Government's proposed Medicare Legislative changes ... more |