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eniar aims to:

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• promote awareness on indigenous issues and to provide information for Indigenous Australians about Europe and international organisations.
• Maintain an up to date website, relevant to indigenous and non-indigenous people
• Organise awareness raising events and actions
• Lobby decision makers to end discrimination and injustice
• Support Indigenous delegations to Europe
• Raise the issue of British responsibility towards Indigenous Australians
• Highlight abuses of Indigenous rights in Australia

what is eniar?

eniar formed in May 1998 from the Australian and European based work of individuals and organisations committed to human rights and social justice for Indigenous Australians.

Organisations whose work formed the basis for ENIAR:

National Indigenous Working Group on Native Title (NIWG);The NIWG is a national coalition of Indigenous organisations including land councils, legal services, native title representative bodies, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission and the Indigenous Land Corporation.
From October 1997 to May 1998, the NIWG had a liason officer based in London.

Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation (ANTaR); ANTaR is a coalition of Australian individuals and organisations. ANTaR was established with the clear purpose of assisting Indigenous Australians fight to protect native title as well as promoting reconciliation. ANTaR policies are developed in conjunction with Indigenous leaderships, including the NIWG.
ANTaR’s UK support group was formed in February 1998.

International Supporters of Australian Native Title (ISANT); ISANT was formed in 1997 to raise international awareness of the Australian Government’s proposed changes to the Native Title Act.

Numerous individual people approached one of the above organisations to offer their assistance, and became part of the network. You can email ENIAR at info@eniar.org

eniar terms and conditions

Privacy statement

How we use the information that you give to us

When you subscribe to our e-mail service, and as we try to improve the service we offer to you, we may ask you to give us contact information (such as your name and e-mail address), geographic information. We use this information to email you our newsletter with information about our campaigns.

Your details will not be shared with any organisations outside ENIAR without your consent. You may remove your name at any time from our e-mail subscription list by sending us an email.

• Information on children
  We do not knowingly collect personally identifiable information from children under the age of 16.
• How we protect your information
  Our website is hosted by GreenNet Australia, which has security measures in place to protect against the loss, misuse or alteration of the information under our control. Our server is located in a locked, secure environment, with a guard posted 24 hours a day.
  
• Correcting your information
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• Contacting us about privacy
  If you have any questions about our privacy policy, the information we have collected from you online, the practices of this site or your interaction with this website, send an email to info(@)eniar.org. We will continue to evaluate our efforts to protect your information and will update our privacy policy whenever necessary.

Links to other sites
Our site contains links to other sites and servers. ENIAR is not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such websites. We endeavour to keep all external links up to date. If you are aware of any errors please let us know by emailing

Fair use
ENIAR's aim is to promote awareness on indigenous issues and to provide information for Indigenous Australians about Europe and international organisations. As part of this role we provide a non-profit service of news and views for our supporters and other site users for research and educational purposes.

This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to advance understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in copyright law and the Berne Convention on Literary and Artistic Works, Article 10. If you wish to use copyrighted material from this site for purposes of your own that go beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright owner.

ENIAR will remove any content at the request of the author. Please see our contact details.

Access
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Images
This website contains images that some Aboriginal people may find offensive or be sensitive to and they should exercise caution when viewing. Most browsers let users turn off images so only the text of a Web page is displayed. The user can then select and load images one at a time, if they choose. Some browsers even allow the detection and blocking of banner images or images over a user-specified size. And alternately, if you know how to do this, reentering the URL as http://www.eniar.org? will remove images from Internet Explorer

History
To view the history of this website visit the Wayback Machine at The Internet Archive

Editorial policy

Events must have an Aboriginal or international indigenous theme or content. European events are the priority, although we will publish non-European events which have an international indigenous theme or content, Australian Aboriginal events of significance or with significant international interest.

We reserve the right not to publish information. We do encourage local Australian Indigenous groups to keep us informed of issues relevant to your area.

copyright

The entire content of this website is Copyright © 1995-2008.

The contents of eniar.org, unless explicitly stated otherwise, may not be reprinted, reproduced or published in any form whatsoever without the permission of ENIAR with the exception of quotations from media releases or for the reproduction by non-profit organisations pursuing similar aims to ENIAR.

To request rights to reproduce materials from this website which are copyright to ENIAR you can email us at info@eniar.org

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