Submissions

No.	Individual/Organisation

1

Dr Ann Kent , Faculty of Law, Australian National University

2

Human Rights Council of Australia

3

Mr John Greenwell

4

Australian Baha’i Community

5

Joint Non-Government Organisations

6

Australian Council for International Development

7

International Commission of Jurists

8

Amnesty International Australia

9

Australia Tibet Council

10

Falun Dafa Association

11

Name withheld

12

Roman Catholic Diocese, Parramatta

13

Vietnamese Embassy

14

Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission

15

Vietnamese Community in Australia

16

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australian Agency for International Development and Attorney-General’s Department

17

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australian Agency for International Development and Attorney-General’s Department (supplementary)

18

Australian Council for International Development (supplementary)

19

Amnesty International Australia (supplementary)

20

Australian Council for International Development (supplementary)

Exhibits

1

Supplementary information to Submission no. 1, Dr Ann Kent , Faculty of Law, Australian National University :

• Kent A. States Monitoring States: The United States , Australia and China Human Rights Dialogues, 1990-2001. Human Rights Quarterly 2001; 23 (3): 583- 624.; and
• Kent A. Human Rights : From Sanctions to Delegations to Dialogues. In: Thomas N , ed. Re-orienting Australia – China Relations. London : Ashgate Press, 2004: 142-158.

2

Supplementary statement to Submission no. 3, Mr John Greenwell

3

Supplementary information requested from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade at the Human Rights Sub-Committee private briefing on the human rights dialogue process on 10 February 2005 :

• transcript of the joint press conference held by Dr Geoff Raby and Mr Shen Guofang on 21 October 2004 following the Eighth Round of the bilateral dialogue with China; and
• chronological table listing each of the rounds of dialogue held to-date with an indication of the topics discussed.

4

Supplementary information requested from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade at the Human Rights Sub-Committee private briefing on the human rights dialogue process on 10 February 2005 :

• list of individual cases of concern raised at the Australia-China human rights dialogue in October 2004.

5

Supplementary statement to Submission no. 4, Baha’i Community

6

Supplementary information requested from the Australian Agency for International Development at the public hearing on 14 March:

• AusAID involvement in the Australia-China dialogue process.

7

Supplementary information from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade on Australia ’s participation in the Berne and Brussels-Berne processes.

8

Supplementary information from the Australian Agency for International Development on NGO engagement with the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission on the Human Rights Technical Cooperation Program with China.

   

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