For all the talk of Australian values our rights as citizens and humans remain fragile | Julianne Schultz | The Guardian

This article by Julianne Schultz discusses the fragility of human rights in Australia, the only liberal democracy without a constitutional or statutory bill of rights. It highlights the increasing normalization of dehumanizing behavior and the threat to the global commitment to human rights. Schultz argues that a statutory bill of rights could have a practical and symbolic impact, strengthening Australian advocacy in a world where human rights are increasingly derided.