151 |
Continue efforts to achieve further economic empowerment of women
|
Accepts |
Equality and non-discrimination |
Women and girls |
152 |
Implement the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2013, in letter and spirit, to create socio-economic gender parity
|
Accepts |
Equality and non-discrimination, Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks, Employment |
Women and girls |
153 |
Strengthen efforts to combat family violence against women and children, especially within indigenous communities
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment |
Women and girls, Children, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples |
154 |
Make provision in its national legislation for the crime of domestic violence and take all adequate measures to eliminate it
|
Notes |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment, Criminal justice, Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks |
Women and girls, Children |
155 |
Penalize the ill-treatment of children, and adopt measures to investigate and punish the situations of vulnerability with regard to women and girls with disabilities
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment, Criminal justice, Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks |
Women and girls, Children, People with disability |
156 |
Redouble its efforts to reduce violence against women and domestic violence
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment |
Women and girls, Children |
157 |
Step up efforts to combat domestic violence
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment |
Women and girls, Children |
158 |
Continue strengthening the measures taken to reduce violence against women and their children
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment |
Women and girls, Children |
159 |
Further effectively fulfil the National plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children 2010-2022 by means of sustained funding, independent monitoring and evaluation
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment, Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks |
Women and girls, Children |
160 |
Ensure the effective implementation of the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children, in particular to protect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, culturally and linguistically diverse women, and women with disabilities
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment, Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks |
Women and girls, Children, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, People from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds, People with disability |
161 |
Continue with implementation of the National Plan to Reduce Violence Against Women and their Children with a particular focus on support services and resources available to women living in more remote areas, and women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment, Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks, Equal access to services, Remote Indigenous communities |
Women and girls, Children, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, People from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds |
162 |
Effectively implement the National Plan to Reduce Violence Against Women and Their Children and strengthen its actions to reduce violence and sexual abuse of women with disabilities and indigenous women
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment, Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks |
Women and girls, Children, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, People with disability |
163 |
Ensure that incidents of violence against women and children are thoroughly investigated and perpetrators of violence are brought to justice
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment, Criminal justice |
Women and girls, Children |
164 |
Make utmost efforts to protect women with disabilities and indigenous women from all forms of (a) violence and (b) discrimination
|
Accepts |
Violence, abuse and mistreatment, Equality and non-discrimination |
Women and girls, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, People with disability |
165 |
Remove the reservation to the CRC, and prohibit corporal punishment of children in the home and all other settings
|
Notes (will not consider further at this time) |
International human rights treaty action, Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks |
Children |
166 |
Further promote protection of the rights of the child, giving emphasis to Indigenous Children
|
Accepts |
General |
Children, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples |
167 |
Take immediate measures to ensure that all children have access to all levels of education and quality health services
|
Accepts |
Equal access to services, Education, Health |
Children |
168 |
Build on the achievements of the National Framework for Protection of Australian children (2009–2020)
|
Accepts |
Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks |
Children |
169 |
Comprehensively improve the effectiveness of measures to protect the rights of the child
|
Accepts |
General |
Children |
170 |
Continue with its efforts to protect all children, protect the rights and interests of children and provide vulnerable children with better access to childhood services
|
Accepts |
Equal access to services, General |
Children |
171 |
Further strengthen efforts towards birth regulation for all, with a view to encouraging access to relevant procedures
|
Accepts |
Equal access to services, Birth registration |
Children |
172 |
Bring the Australian juvenile justice system in conformity with international standards, including removing minors from the adult justice system and ensuring their rehabilitation
|
Notes |
Conditions in detention, Criminal justice |
Children |
173 |
Reform the juvenile justice system in conformity with the international standards and increase the protection of children involved in penal proceedings
|
Accepts |
Conditions in detention, Criminal justice |
Children |
174 |
Abolish the mandatory minimum sentencing of juvenile offenders
|
Notes (will not consider further at this time) |
Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks, Criminal justice |
Children |
175 |
Improve conditions in youth detention facilities, including through ensuring independent and effective investigation of all allegations of human rights violations therein
|
Accepts |
Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks, Criminal justice, Conditions in detention |
Children |
176 |
Develop alternatives to the mandatory sentencing laws placing children as young as 10 years of age in juvenile detention centres
|
Notes (will not consider further at this time) |
Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks, Criminal justice |
Children |
177 |
Abolish the sentencing of children to life in prison
|
Notes (will not consider further at this time) |
Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks, Criminal justice |
Children |
178 |
Raise the age of criminal responsibility to 18 years as recommended by the CRC
|
Notes (will not consider further at this time) |
Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks, Criminal justice, Implementation of recommendations and follow-up |
Children |
179 |
Raise the age of the criminal responsibility in accordance with General Observation 10 of the CRC
|
Notes (will not consider further at this time) |
Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks, Criminal justice |
Children |
180 |
Adopt national legislation prohibiting the use of sterilization of adults without their consent, and of children
|
Notes (will not consider further at this time) |
Domestic legal, institutional and policy frameworks, Sterilisation |
Children, People with disability |