UN expert says Australians (and their leaders) have a big racism problem

[PHDNM]

UN expert says Australians (and their leaders) have a big racism problem

The United Nations' special rapporteur on racism has condemned Australian politicians from major and minor parties whose statements are contributing to an increase in "xenophobic hate speech" and negative views about migrants.

Mutuma Ruteere has also warned that political leaders who do not denounce such views are tacitly contributing to the normalisation of hard-right and racist opinions.

http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politi...05-gt481p.html

[Anglojew]

because we let in 5 million non-whites in 40 years & are now 20% Asian?

[Balmung]

"Danger for Australia", he says. Australians should point out Australia's quality of life, and compare it to the nation he comes from. Interesting how everyone seems intent on solving the "racism problems" of the western world, but turn a blind eye to the continents of Asia and Africa. I guess they're afraid of them, that or they know they won't listen to the bullshit.

[knowledge is king]

I watched a movie Wolf Creek recently and I was deeply frightened by this image.

It gives you a representation on how an australian outback really dangerous is.

I think it is not an appropriate way to attract tourists to this country.