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Indigenous Australia: The Journey Home March

Aunty Maureen: A voice for us all.

This is the voice of Aunty Maureen Watson who spoke not just for her people but for all of us who believe in Human Rights and the dignity of peoples. We are grateful to her and her family for letting her words be heard. At this moment in time, 05.02.98. the whole idea of Human Rights TV was rooted in concept and is now delivered in fact.  <a target="_blank" href="http://www.ldb.org/oz_c.htm">Indigenous Australian Permissions and Rights</a> The inspiration for the Human Rights TV service came from witnessing this march and growing to learn about the needs of our indigenous friends. The consequence is that we don't seek to own or appropriate, we let people say what they want to say in the way they want to say it and our only role is to provide distribution and archiving. If you have any Human Rights Video and you want to retain management, editorial control and copyright then we are here to provide the global distribution service for your community. This is our act of reconciliation and the deeds behind our words "Sorry" <a onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)" target="_blank" href="http://apology.west.net.au/">Apology Australia</a> "Thanks for your kind words Jack. Many people in all walks of life have expressed similar feelings after meeting and spending time with Mum. She “touched” quite a number of people. I would like a copy of your video with Mum, and I am sure the family would approve of your using her image in relation to human rights issues. Thanks Jack. Tiga." e-mail from Tiga Bayles 28.07.06   hrtvsh Human Rights Video Distribution.