The Uniting Church hopes for a world where all people are able to participate in the decision making of their country. We believe that the hope for peace and justice is strongest when governments respect their citizens, uphold their human rights, support their liberties and enable free and open participation in the political process.
UnitingJustice is, therefore, committed to working for a healthy, functioning and transparent Australian democracy. We believe that this provides a strong foundation for a flourishing society and that engagement in public debate by civil society voices should be actively encouraged. UnitingJustice will continue to be an enthusiastic participant in this process, support the Church’s voice in the public forum on issues within its mandate and encourage Church members to be informed about and engaged in political life.

From the NCCA: The NCCA welcomes the decision by the World Council of Churches (WCC) to send an international ecumenical delegation to visit the Indigenous Peoples of Australia from 12-17 September 2010.
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From the World Council of Churches: 65 years after Hiroshima bomb, churches call for elimination of nuclear arms (5 August 2010)
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Positions vacant at the Uniting Aboriginal and Islander Christian Congress: the UAICC is currently recruiting for a Ministry Resource Worker (Mornington Island location) and a National Resource Officer (Townsville location)
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From the National Council of Churches: It’s Time for a Humane, Bipartisan Approach to the Treatment of Asylum Seekers
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Who's illegal? The great big refugee debate: An Amnesty International event to be held at Pitt Street Uniting Church, Tues 14 September 6:30pm
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From UnitingWorld: Take Action Locally for Global Justice this Federal Election
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From UnitingCare Australia: Major church groups seek action on community mental health
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