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WA Premier, Colin Barnett Former Leader of the Greens, Bob Brown Former Labor Minister, Alannah MacTiernan Indigenous human rights lawyer, Hannah McGlade Editor in Chief, The West Australian, Bob Cronin Watch Q&A 9.35pm on ABC 1, live 9.35pm AEDT on ABC News 24 or stream it on our website, abc.net.au/qanda . |  | | Read more about the panellists |  Last Monday on Q&A
Forgiveness and Reconciliation On the panel: Kate Lundy, Minister for Sport and Multicultural Affairs; Eric Abetz, Liberal Senate Leader; Archie Roach, Indigenous singer-songwriter; Sekai Holland, Zimbabwe Minister for National Healing & Reconciliation; and Grahame Morris, Political adviser. The audience asked about politics, popularity and the polls, having thick skin, reconciliation, torture and trauma and tall poppies syndrome. | | | Watch the episode - join the discussion | | | | Ask a question | Ask Monday's panel a written question or upload a video question
"Australia prides itself on upholding human rights and it does so through statute law as opposed to a Charter of Rights or changing the Constitution. Whilst there are some advantages to statute law, governments can change, suspend and remove them. My question is to Hannah McGlade. With the suspension of the Racial Discrimination Act for the Northern Territory Intervention, is statute law an effective means of securing human rights, especially for indigenous people? "
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