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Article

Title

Human Rights, Cultural Diversity and Conflict Resolution: the Asia-Pacific Context

Joseph A. Camilleri, ‘Human Rights, Cultural Diversity and Conflict Resolution:  the Asia-Pacific Context’, Pacifica Review, Vol. 6, No. 2, 1994, pp. 17-41.

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Lecture

Title

Rising to the Challenge of the Asian Century

24 February 2012

Talk given at the Melbourne Unitarian Peace Memorial Church 

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Keynote Address

Title

Australia's Engagement with Asia

19 December 2012

Occasional Address delivered at the Graduation Cermeony, La Trobe University, 19 December 2012.

The text of the address can be viewed here graduation adress december 2012.docx

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Lecture

Title

China: Australia's Challenge

4 February 2012

 A lecture presented to the Borderlands Breakfast series

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China Daily

The China Daily website was launched in 1995. It is China's first national English-language website and considers itself China’s most influential English-language Web portal. 

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Interview

Title

A passionate man worries away at a thorny problem

30 July 2000

Letter from Australia by K. C. Boey, in New Straits Times

The interview centred on the forthcoming Conference to be held in Melbourne on "Religion and Culture in Asia-Pacific: Violence or Healing?", sponsored by Pax Christi Australia and the International Movement for a Just World (Malaysia).

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Lecture

Title

2007 Lecture Series

22 March 2007

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Keynote Address

Title

Sri Lanka in Conflict: The potential for non violent resolution

21 October 2007

Keynote address delivered at Peace is Sharing - An Evening of Friendship and Harmony

Co-sponsored by People for Human Rights and Racial Equality (PHRRE) and the Darebin Ethnic Communities Council (DECC)

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Interview

Title

K. C. Boey: Realising the APEC Promise

16 September 2007

Interview published in the New Straits Times

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Conference

Title

Globalisation: The Perspectives and Experiences of the Religious Traditions of Asia Pacific

4 July 1997 to 6 July 1997

As religious cultural communities in the Asia-Pacific region respond to globalisation, some of the more thoughtful elements are discovering that despite their considerable differences, they share a number of perspectives in regard to the environment, economy, consumption, political conduct, community wellbeing and the dignity of the human person.

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