Launch of "Australian Apartheid: The Aboriginalisation of a Nation"

Can a liberal democracy survive when citizens are no longer equal before the law? Australia is under attack. In the name of reconciliation, race-based policies are eroding our egalitarian society, granting special rights to some citizens and rewriting history to justify permanent division. In Australian Apartheid: The Aboriginalisation of a Nation, leading jurists, academics, scientists and former government ministers expose the new orthodoxy that has taken hold across universities, courts, councils and governments. They argue that Australia is rapidly moving towards a system of separation - Australian apartheid - not unity, and that the politics of grievance is entrenching division. Provocative, deeply researched and fearless, Australian Apartheid: The Aboriginalisation of a Nation asks a confronting question: Can a liberal democracy survive when citizens are no longer equal before the law? The book will be launched by co-editor the Honourable Dr Gary Johns, Chairman of Close the Gap Research. Contributors to the book include: Gary Johns, David Barton (co-editor), Ian Callinan KC, Peter O'Brien and Dr Peter Ridd.