Tiểu ban Nhân Quyền Quốc Hội Liên Bang Úc mời đồng bào đến tham dự buổi điều trần về nhân quyền Việt Nam trong khuôn khổ Đối Thoại Nhân Quyền Úc-Việt. Buổi điều trần sẽ họp tại trụ Sở Quốc Hội tiểu bang Victoria (Victorian Parliament, Committee Room G.6), 55 St. Andrews Place, East Melbourne, từ 9 giờ cho đến 3 giờ 30, ngày thứ Sáu 24 tháng 2 năm 2012.
Chương trình buổi điều trần ngày 24 tháng 2 (dưới đây) gồm có: điều trần của Cộng Đồng Người Việt Tự Do Úc Châu, Ủy Ban Bảo Vệ Người Lao Động Việt Nam, Khối 8406 và bà Quỳnh Đào.
Đồng bào không tham dự được Buổi điều trần nầy vẫn có thể góp tài liệu, tin tức với ủy ban qua email jscfadt@aph.gov.au hay gởi đến tiểu ban tại quốc hội liên bang như sau:
Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade
Inquiry into Australia's Human Rights Dialogues with China and Vietnam
Australian Parliament House
Canberra - ACT 2600
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Monday 20 February 2012
Melbourne hearing to focus on Australia-Vietnam human rights talks
The federal parliament’s Human Rights Sub-Committee will discuss Australia’s human rights dialogues with Vietnam and China with Vietnamese and Chinese pro-democracy and human rights groups in Melbourne on Friday, 24 February.
Human Rights Sub-Committee chair Laurie Ferguson said, “One of the pleasing aspects of this inquiry is the interest that has been displayed by concerned ethnic communities.”
“At public hearings to date, the sub-committee has discussed the effectiveness of the Australia-China dialogues with NGOs, Chinese human rights organisations, and representatives of the Tibetan, Uyghur, and East Turkestan communities”, he said.
“This hearing provides an opportunity to examine the Australia-Vietnam dialogues with Vietnamese human rights and democracy NGOs and activists,” Mr Ferguson said.
Also appearing at the hearing are pro-democracy advocates from the Federation for a Democratic China and a member of the Victorian Parliament.
The Human Rights Sub-Committee will discuss the involvement of non-government organisations, the roles of participating agencies, parliamentary participation, alternative human rights mechanisms and reporting requirements.
Details of the public hearing are as follows:
Friday, 24 February
9.00 am to 3.30 pm
Committee Room G.6
Victorian Parliament, 55 St Andrews Place, East Melbourne
Members of the public are welcome to attend. For a program and more details, visit the Committee’s website:
http://www.aph.gov.au/house/committee/jfadt/HRdialoguechinavietnam/index.htm
The hearing will also be audio webcast live at: http://webcast.aph.gov.au/livebroadcasting/
There is still an opportunity to contribute to this inquiry as the Committee will continue to accept submissions.
For media comment: please contact the Sub-Committee Chair, the Hon Laurie Ferguson MP on (02) 9829 7477
(Electorate Office) or (02) 6277 4920 (Parliament House)
For further information: please contact the Committee secretariat on (02) 6277 2313, via email at jscfadt@aph.gov.au or visit the inquiry
Issued by: Andrew Dawson, media manager, International & Community Relations Office,
Parliament of Australia Tel: (02) 6277 2063 wk, 0401 143 724 mob.
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PROGRAM
Friday, 24 February 2012
Committee Room G.6 Victorian Parliament
55 St Andrews Place, East Melbourne
9.00 am: Prisoners of Conscience Fund
9.45 am: Committee to Protect Vietnamese Workers
10.30 am: Break
10.45 am: Vietnamese Community in Australia
11.30 am: Bloc 8406 ‐ Freedom and Democracy for Vietnam
12.15 pm: Lunch
1.15 pm: Mr Luke Donnellan MP
2.00 pm: Ms Quynh Dao
2.45 pm: Federation for a Democratic China
3.30 pm: Adjourn
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Australia's human rights dialogues with China and Vietnam - 1 Feb 2012
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