A Fresh Start for Human Rights

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Title

A Fresh Start for Human Rights

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PrideNZ

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Description

Audio from the public forum A Fresh Start for Human Rights, held during Wellington's Pride festival at St Andrew's on 7 March 2018.In 1972 it became illegal to pay women less than men and yet only now are we taking real action to close the gender pay gap. In 1993 it became unlawful to discriminate against transgender people and yet such discrimi...

Format

Audio

Date created

07-03-2018

Creator

PrideNZ.com

URL

https://www.pridenz.com/a_fresh_start_for_human_rights.html

Locations

St Andrew's on the Terrace, Wellington

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