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Archive - Nov 16, 2007Submitted by Craig Rowley on November 16, 2007 - 10:18am.
"Unlike corruption under other
forms of government, from totalitarian state to illiberal democracy,
our political officials act in our name with our express consent. Quite
honestly, they are our representatives. Ultimately their ethics are our
ethics as well. If they are corrupt, and we allow them to be, then we
are corrupt, too." Craig Rowley
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Submitted by Margo Kingston on November 16, 2007 - 10:10am.
"The right to freedom of religion necessarily includes the ability to change one’s religion or, as Lionel Murphy often reminded me, the right to throw off religion – freedom from religion. The international community has thus recognised that religious freedom is a universal feature of human existence that inheres in the inquisitive, reflective, essentially moral character of every human being, everywhere." High Court Justice Michael Kirby
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