They had know right up until william cooper started the walk to parliament house to get right put in place
1969
Aborigines
Aborigines and there decedents are finally getting there rights.
the aborigines
the aborigines
Australian League of Rights was created in 1960.
The Federation of Australia in 1901 had a limited and often negative impact on the rights of Aborigines. While it established a national government, it did not recognize Indigenous Australians as citizens, effectively excluding them from the rights and benefits afforded to other Australians. The new Constitution specifically allowed for discriminatory laws against Aboriginal people, leading to further marginalization and loss of rights. This period marked a continuation of policies that oppressed Indigenous communities rather than advancing their rights or status.
Aborigines
Concerning Aboriginals many legal matters have arisen since the 18th century (1700's). Legal Acts that have been ammended are follows: Aborigines Act 1869, Aborgines Amending Act 1902, Aborigines Vagrancy Act 1901 & 1902, Aborgines Amending Act 1911, Aborgines Amending Act 1915, Aborigines Human Rights Act, Policy of Stolen Generations (1930's) Policy of intergration (1960's), Policy of self-determination 1972, Land Rights & Native title 1992.
The British invaded the Aborigines in 1788.
Native Australians are referred to as aborigines.
Yes, Australian Aborigines can vote. They were granted the right to vote in federal elections in 1962, although some states did not allow Indigenous Australians to vote in state elections until the 1970s. Today, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have the same voting rights as other Australian citizens, and participation in elections has become an important aspect of advocating for their rights and representation.