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Liberty Victoria
(Victorian Council for Civil Liberties Inc.)
GPO Box 3161
Melbourne, Victoria
Australia 3001

Ph: +61 3 9670 6422
Email: info@libertyvictoria.org.au







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Liberty Victoria is one of Australia’s leading human rights and civil liberties organisations.

We trace our history back to 1936 and have been campaigning for human rights for 70 years.

Liberty works to defend and extend human rights and freedoms in Victoria.



We believe in a society based on the democratic participation of all its members and the principles of justice, openness, the right to dissent and respect for diversity.

We aim to secure the equal rights of everyone (as long as the don’t infringe the rights and freedoms of others) and oppose any abuse or excessive power by the state against its people.

We aim to influence public debate and government policy on a range of human rights issues. We try to secure amendments to laws, or changes in policy, where civil liberties are not fully respected.

We have Policy Statements on many issues, including Access to Justice, a Bill of Rights, Freedom of Speech, Privacy, and many other issues.

We prepare submissions to government, support court cases defending infringements of civil liberties, engage regularly in public debates, issue many media releases, and commentaries for the media, publications, and conduct many other activities.

Who's who at Liberty Victoria?

Why you should join


The best way to get involved with Liberty’s campaigns is to join us. Liberty is a membership-based organisation, and relies on the support of thousands of individuals who want to protect and promote civil liberties and human rights.

As a Liberty member, you’ll be helping us to take the Government to task whenever they go too far. And you’ll be able to share in new ideas, high level debate and thought-provoking opinions that you simply wouldn’t find elsewhere. Most importantly, you’ll play your part in defending our basic rights and freedoms.


Liberty Victoria Renewal/Membership form 2008 onwards

Rules of Liberty Victoria

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