Laporan kunjungan ke Victorian Equal Opportunity & Human Rights Commission www.humanrightscommission.vic.gov.au. Melbourne Australia.

1. Yanti
VICTORIAN EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY & HUMAN
RIGHTS COMMISSION

2.  Vision: A just and Inclusive society, that values, respects,
protects and promotes dignity and Human Rights of all
people
 Mission: To uphold the rights and interests of People
with disabilities and work to eliminet abuse, neglect and
exploitation.

3. BENEFICIARIES AND
SERVICES
Vulnerable
group:
 People with
disabilities,
 Parents,
 Children,
 Indigenous
people,
 Prisoners,
 Refugees
 People
experiencin
g homeless
or mental
health
problems
Vulnerable to the
violation against the
human rights.
Protection of the
Rights:
• Age
• Disability
• State physical
• Race
• Religion
• Industrial activities
• Political
• Employment work
• Gender
• Marital status
• Pregnant
• Old Person
• Status Karer
• Gender identity
• Sexual orientation
• Personal
associations
THE RIGHTS PROTECTED
UNDER THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT:
 Right for recognition and equality before the law
 The right to life
 The right to protection from torture cruel,
inhuman or degrading treatment
 The right to be free from forced labor
 The right to freedom of movement
 The right to privacy and reputation
 H ak to freedom of thought, conscience, religion
and belief
 Right for freedom of expression
 The right to peaceful assembly and freedom of
association
 The right to protection of families and children
 The right to take part in public life
 Cultural Rights
 Proprietary
 The right to liberty and security of person
 The right to humane treatment when deprived of
liberty
 Children's rights in criminal proceedings
 The right to a fair trial
 Rights in criminal proceedings'

4.  An Enquiry Lane service available by
phone, email or web chat
 A free, fair; service dispute resolution
on time
 Information and education about
equal opportunities, race and slander
religion and rights
 Human Chartered and
Responsibilities educational services
 Training and consultancy
• Public Authority /
government should
act in a manner that
is consistent with
human rights
• Human Rights must
be taken into
account when
develop / create
new Law
• State / Society must
interpret and apply
the laws in a manner
that is consistent
with Human Rights
HUMAN RIGHTS ACT
:
TO PROTECT
HUMAN RIGHTS IN
VICTORIA DONE IN
THREE WAYS:
SERVICE COMMISSION INCLUDE:

5. OUTCOME(S) OF SERVICES
 Establishes the basic rights and make it clear to the
government's legal obligation to comply. This has
increased the transparency and government
accountability in Victoria.
 Victorian Society has instrument / tool to question
and challenge all laws, policies and decisions that
have been made ​​by the authorities / governments
that have the potential to affect their Human Rights
 This has led to significant improvements in
facilities and services, because they increase the
direct relationship between the protection of human
rights directly with the public authorities.
 To uphold the rights and interests of People with
disabilities and work to eliminet abuse, neglect and

6. Group Lesson Learnts

7. CHALLENGES VS OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPLEMENTING IN
INDONESIA (1)
Chellenges Opportunities Ideas for Implementing
and Strategy to
Overcome
Regulation issues • Human Right Commission
• Law No. 19/2011 : Ratification
on CRPD
• Human Right National Action
Plan 2015-2019
• Local Regulation (PERDA)
• Guideline for Services
• Harmonizing the Laws
and Regulation
• Advocacy to the HR
Commission
• Advocacy to the
Parliament
Financing issues Mainstreaming Disabilities
Budgeting  BAPPENAS and
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
• Negotiating and
Budgeting Proposal
• Implementing
mainstreaming disability
budgeting guidance
Coordination and
Collaboration
issues
Coordination Team on Disabilities
Agendas
• Implementing disability
right plan agenda
Human
Resources
• Professional Social Worker
• Community Worker
• Implementing disability
right plan agenda

8. CHALLENGES VS OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPLEMENTING IN
INDONESIA (2)
Chellenges Opportunities Ideas for Implementing and
Strategy to Overcome
Services • General Hospital
• Mental Hospital
• Social Rehabilitation Center
• Community Institutional
Center
• Community-Based Social
Rehabilitation Services
• Integrated services
• Involuntary treatment that
ensure the right of persons
with mental illness, family,
carer all parties that involve in
the treatment process
• To ensure fulfillment on the
right to information on
diagnose and condition
mental
• Information and Education for
family and carrier  early
detection and intervention,
prevention to relapse
• To ensure the right of
adequate treatment and
medicine,  respect to
individuality and uniqueness
to prevent traumatic

9. CHALLENGES VS OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPLEMENTING IN
INDONESIA (3)
Chellenges Opportunities Ideas for Implementing and
Strategy to Overcome
Infrastructure • General Hospital
• Mental Hospital
• Social Rehabilitation Center
• Community Institutional
Center
• Community-Based Social
Rehabilitation Services
• Standardized Infrastructure
Monitoring
and
Evaluation
(including
data system)
• Human Right Commission • Advocacy
• Instrument of Monitoring and
evaluation
• ME as ongoing process on
implementation of Human
Right National Action Plan
agenda

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