Child rights lead Monday media update

Today’s media update leads with a delegation to the United Nations in Geneva to highlight the disadvantage of three particular groups of children – Indigenous children, those in detention, and those in out-of-home care. The Victorian human rights charter, pokies reform, and explaining the origins of violence also feature.

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Children’s rights at the UN, Vic human rights charter

Pokies reform

Questioning the origins of violence

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