Tourist Boycott of Australia Campaign
Target:
Open to anyone who cares about Aboriginal rights
Sponsored by:
The Hon Kevin Rudd MP
Prime Minister
Parliament House
CANBERRA ACT 2600
Australia
Dear Prime Minister Rudd:
We, the undersigned, have joined together to inform you that we are participating in a tourist boycott against Australia.
Our decision began when former Prime Minister Howard adopted draconian measures against Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory.
In particular, we are protesting the intention to institute compulsory medical examinations of Aboriginal children under the age of sixteen.
We consider the overall effect of the policy to be racist, immoral, and illegal in terms of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.
Our decision to call for a tourist boycott of Australia is a principled stand for human rights, equality, and justice. It is also an urgent and immediate call to effectively remove police and armed forces and, thereby, end the occupation of Aboriginal land in the Northern Territory.
For these reasons, we joined the call from Aboriginal leaders and elders at the International Day of Action (July 14), to end Prime Minister Howard's unjust policies in the Northern Territory.
We have no wish to make this boycott last any longer than necessary. But we will continue to participate as long as former Prime Minister Howard's policies toward the Aboriginal people of the Northern Territory remain in force.
Please act immediately to set aside these draconian and unjust policies in the Northern Territory.
Sincerely,
Tourist Boycott of Australia Campaign
Prime Minister
Parliament House
CANBERRA ACT 2600
Australia
Dear Prime Minister Rudd:
We, the undersigned, have joined together to inform you that we are participating in a tourist boycott against Australia.
Our decision began when former Prime Minister Howard adopted draconian measures against Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory.
In particular, we are protesting the intention to institute compulsory medical examinations of Aboriginal children under the age of sixteen.
We consider the overall effect of the policy to be racist, immoral, and illegal in terms of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.
Our decision to call for a tourist boycott of Australia is a principled stand for human rights, equality, and justice. It is also an urgent and immediate call to effectively remove police and armed forces and, thereby, end the occupation of Aboriginal land in the Northern Territory.
For these reasons, we joined the call from Aboriginal leaders and elders at the International Day of Action (July 14), to end Prime Minister Howard's unjust policies in the Northern Territory.
We have no wish to make this boycott last any longer than necessary. But we will continue to participate as long as former Prime Minister Howard's policies toward the Aboriginal people of the Northern Territory remain in force.
Please act immediately to set aside these draconian and unjust policies in the Northern Territory.
Sincerely,
Tourist Boycott of Australia Campaign
The Hon Kevin Rudd MP
Prime Minister
Parliament House
CANBERRA ACT 2600
Australia
Dear Prime Minister Rudd:
We, the undersigned, have joined together to inform you that we are participating in a tourist boycott against Australia.
Our decision began when former Prime Minister Howard adopted draconian measures against Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory.
In particular, we are protesting the intention to institute compulsory medical examinations of Aboriginal children under the age of sixteen.
We consider the overall effect of the policy to be racist, immoral, and illegal in terms of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.
Our decision to call for a tourist boycott of Australia is a principled stand for human rights, equality, and justice. It is also an urgent and immediate call to effectively remove police and armed forces and, thereby, end the occupation of Aboriginal land in the Northern Territory.
For these reasons, we joined the call from Aboriginal leaders and elders at the International Day of Action (July 14), to end Prime Minister Howard's unjust policies in the Northern Territory.
We have no wish to make this boycott last any longer than necessary. But we will continue to participate as long as former Prime Minister Howard's policies toward the Aboriginal people of the Northern Territory remain in force.
Please act immediately to set aside these draconian and unjust policies in the Northern Territory.
Sincerely,
Tourist Boycott of Australia Campaign
Prime Minister
Parliament House
CANBERRA ACT 2600
Australia
Dear Prime Minister Rudd:
We, the undersigned, have joined together to inform you that we are participating in a tourist boycott against Australia.
Our decision began when former Prime Minister Howard adopted draconian measures against Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory.
In particular, we are protesting the intention to institute compulsory medical examinations of Aboriginal children under the age of sixteen.
We consider the overall effect of the policy to be racist, immoral, and illegal in terms of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.
Our decision to call for a tourist boycott of Australia is a principled stand for human rights, equality, and justice. It is also an urgent and immediate call to effectively remove police and armed forces and, thereby, end the occupation of Aboriginal land in the Northern Territory.
For these reasons, we joined the call from Aboriginal leaders and elders at the International Day of Action (July 14), to end Prime Minister Howard's unjust policies in the Northern Territory.
We have no wish to make this boycott last any longer than necessary. But we will continue to participate as long as former Prime Minister Howard's policies toward the Aboriginal people of the Northern Territory remain in force.
Please act immediately to set aside these draconian and unjust policies in the Northern Territory.
Sincerely,
Tourist Boycott of Australia Campaign
The Hon John Howard MP
Prime Minister
Parliament House
CANBERRA ACT 2600
Australia
Dear Prime Minister John Howard and Minister of Tourism Ian MacFarlane:
We, the undersigned, have joined together to inform you that we are participating in a tourist boycott against Australia.
Our decision is based on Prime Minister Howard's recently adopted plan to institute what we consider draconian measures against Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory.
In particular, we are protesting the intention to institute compulsory medical examinations of Aboriginal children under the age of sixteen.
We consider the overall effect of Prime Minister Howard's stated plan to be racist, immoral, and illegal in terms of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.
Our decision to call for a tourist boycott of Australia is a principled stand for human rights, equality, and justice. It is also an urgent and immediate call to effectively remove police and armed forces and, thereby, end the occupation of Aboriginal land in the Northern Territory.
For these reasons, we join the call from Aboriginal leaders and elders at the International Day of Action (July 14), to end Prime Minister Howard's unjust policies in the Northern Territory.
We have no wish to make this boycott last any longer than necessary. But we will continue to participate as long as Prime Minister Howard's policies toward the Aboriginal people of the Northern Territory remain in force.
Sincerely,
Tourist Boycott of Australia Campaign
Prime Minister
Parliament House
CANBERRA ACT 2600
Australia
Dear Prime Minister John Howard and Minister of Tourism Ian MacFarlane:
We, the undersigned, have joined together to inform you that we are participating in a tourist boycott against Australia.
Our decision is based on Prime Minister Howard's recently adopted plan to institute what we consider draconian measures against Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory.
In particular, we are protesting the intention to institute compulsory medical examinations of Aboriginal children under the age of sixteen.
We consider the overall effect of Prime Minister Howard's stated plan to be racist, immoral, and illegal in terms of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.
Our decision to call for a tourist boycott of Australia is a principled stand for human rights, equality, and justice. It is also an urgent and immediate call to effectively remove police and armed forces and, thereby, end the occupation of Aboriginal land in the Northern Territory.
For these reasons, we join the call from Aboriginal leaders and elders at the International Day of Action (July 14), to end Prime Minister Howard's unjust policies in the Northern Territory.
We have no wish to make this boycott last any longer than necessary. But we will continue to participate as long as Prime Minister Howard's policies toward the Aboriginal people of the Northern Territory remain in force.
Sincerely,
Tourist Boycott of Australia Campaign
We signed the "Tourist Boycott of Australia Campaign" petition!
# 146:
2:02 am PST, Dec 7,
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# 145:
12:30 pm PST, Dec 6,
Evajane Suter, New Zealand
# 144:
4:51 pm PST, Dec 5,
Rowena Eden, Australia
Stand as the indigenous peoples of Australia and declare your independence and re-activate your Sovereignty and I will stand beside you..
Stand as the indigenous peoples of Australia and declare your independence and re-activate your Sovereignty and I will stand beside you..
Yes... Boycott everything...
# 143:
4:40 pm PST, Dec 4,
Hineraukura Norris, New Zealand
# 142:
11:52 pm PST, Dec 2,
Julia Vega, Brazil
# 141:
3:59 pm PST, Nov 29,
Lindsay Pearson, Oregon
# 140:
11:33 pm PST, Nov 28,
Aletha Penrith, Australia
My old people have suffered at the hands of white ignorance and oppresion since their industrial way of life first began with invasion. They are like a plague upon the earth and the Indigenous have suffered where ever they went, but a new day is dawning because the earth wil not sustain parasites, and neither will we.
My old people have suffered at the hands of white ignorance and oppresion since their industrial way of life first began with invasion. They are like a plague upon the earth and the Indigenous have suffered where ever they went, but a new day is dawning because the earth wil not sustain parasites, and neither will we.
# 139:
2:50 pm PST, Nov 19,
Name not displayed, Germany
# 138:
1:12 am PST, Nov 9,
Diana Rankine, Australia
# 137:
8:47 pm PST, Nov 4,
Meggin Clay, Oregon
Simply...the oppression of 1 makes way for the oppression of millions, everyone deserves to have the freedom to choose their own path.
Simply...the oppression of 1 makes way for the oppression of millions, everyone deserves to have the freedom to choose their own path.
I think a boycott is a good way to send the message that we recognize the suffering of those who are subjugated, for we too may be the next group to be forced into compliance.
# 136:
1:53 pm PST, Nov 4,
Nassim Arrage, Australia
# 135:
10:34 am PST, Nov 4,
Els Herten, Belgium
# 134:
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6:52 am PDT, Nov 2,
Robert Michael Andrews, Florida
I'm part American Indian, so i can understand what native people are going through all over the world. Amnesty International That's the only way to make capitalists understand. Hit them in the pocket-book. |
# 133:
4:09 am PDT, Oct 28,
Rit Krishna, Maryland
# 132:
9:40 am PDT, Oct 26,
Tahlia Pyke, Australia
# 131:
11:42 pm PDT, Oct 25,
Raeyven Rasheed, Oregon
# 130:
5:23 pm PDT, Oct 25,
B.J. FinleyBranch, Oregon
The aborigine's, have endured suffering and cruelities far too long from Australians, now trying to seize their land is outrageous.
The aborigine's, have endured suffering and cruelities far too long from Australians, now trying to seize their land is outrageous.
Yes I think it would be most appropriate to boycott Australian goods.
# 128:
12:23 pm PDT, Oct 25,
John Waters, Texas
Aboriginal Sovereignty NOW!!
Aboriginal Sovereignty NOW!!
Yes
# 127:
4:40 pm PDT, Oct 24,
Sarah Cherenack, New Jersey
# 126:
2:16 pm PDT, Oct 24,
Ananda Timpane, Massachusetts
# 125:
1:15 pm PDT, Oct 24,
Name not displayed, California
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6:46 pm PDT, Oct 15,
Zoe Lazarus, Kansas
July 14 is My Birthday. Leave Folks BE on My Birthday. Hurry because I would really like to ViSiT! |
# 123:
5:17 pm PDT, Oct 15,
Kiely Ramos, Canada
# 122:
9:15 pm PDT, Oct 14,
Andrea Gollins, New Zealand
# 121:
4:40 pm PDT, Oct 10,
Mike Giryotas, Oregon
# 120:
6:37 am PDT, Oct 9,
Okello Lucima, United Kingdom
# 119:
6:55 pm PDT, Oct 5,
Jo-Anne Carlyle, Australia
# 118:
10:03 pm PDT, Oct 3,
Muzi Mzoyi, South Africa
later yes
later yes
# 117:
2:43 am PDT, Oct 3,
Tim Maughan, United Kingdom
# 116:
1:38 am PDT, Oct 3,
Nozomi Goto, Netherlands
# 115:
7:47 pm PDT, Sep 30,
Edward Williams, Pennsylvania
# 114:
10:05 am PDT, Sep 21,
Rebecca Puczylowski, North Carolina
# 113:
9:20 am PDT, Sep 19,
Richard Ullom, Oregon
# 112:
2:27 pm PDT, Sep 18,
Geraldine Cooper, California
# 111:
12:31 pm PDT, Sep 17,
Angel Harris, Tennessee
# 110:
1:09 pm PDT, Sep 15,
Laurel Bellante, Montana
# 109:
3:39 pm PDT, Sep 13,
Name not displayed, Kuwait
# 108:
2:45 am PDT, Sep 13,
FATIHYA GHASH, Kuwait
Aboriginal people have rights too
Aboriginal people have rights too
# 107:
3:32 am PDT, Sep 6,
Wayne Nean, Australia
I am a great friend of St Peter and by golly little johnny won't be be any where near the pearly gates to gain entry and claim heaven.
I am a great friend of St Peter and by golly little johnny won't be be any where near the pearly gates to gain entry and claim heaven.
# 106:
3:38 pm PDT, Sep 5,
Denice Willette, Oregon
# 105:
9:22 am PDT, Sep 3,
Solomon Johnson, New Jersey
# 104:
3:15 pm PDT, Sep 2,
Name not displayed, Canada
# 103:
1:14 pm PDT, Sep 1,
Phanuel Egejuru, Louisiana
# 102:
4:20 pm PDT, Aug 28,
Clifford Barnett, Colorado
in my opinion it is wrong for anyone to attempt to force unwanted action on a race or nation of people simply because they feel as if they know what is best for them. The Aboriginal people were around for a very long time and in my belief have displayed a remarkable ability to survive and thrive. This fact in and of itself speaks volumes to me as to their ability to make their own choices.
in my opinion it is wrong for anyone to attempt to force unwanted action on a race or nation of people simply because they feel as if they know what is best for them. The Aboriginal people were around for a very long time and in my belief have displayed a remarkable ability to survive and thrive. This fact in and of itself speaks volumes to me as to their ability to make their own choices.
# 101:
11:19 am PDT, Aug 28,
Jane Martin, North Carolina
This summer I got ill while on a visit to Kenya. The nurse who atteneded to me was an Australian Indigenous person. We are all humans. Such a campaign is based on hate.
This summer I got ill while on a visit to Kenya. The nurse who atteneded to me was an Australian Indigenous person. We are all humans. Such a campaign is based on hate.
