Difference between revisions of "Australian Better Families"
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+ | '''Australian Better Families''' is a political party in Australia. Australian Better Families is associated with the [[Australian Brotherhood of Fathers]]. The Australian Better Familes website states: |
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| + | <block quote>We believe in the Australian family; in the welfare of all races, colours, orientation and creeds. We believe in a child’s right to continued access to both parents regardless of marital status. We believe that true equality is about mutual respect and it can only be achieved when people are judged on character and merit. We believe in freedom of speech and opinion, tempered only by the responsibility to use words with respect. We believe that any campaign against violence, domestic or otherwise should not be gender specific.<ref>https://betterfamilies.org.au/</ref></block quote> |
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Revision as of 01:26, 4 May 2019
Australian Better Families is a political party in Australia. Australian Better Families is associated with the Australian Brotherhood of Fathers. The Australian Better Familes website states:
<block quote>We believe in the Australian family; in the welfare of all races, colours, orientation and creeds. We believe in a child’s right to continued access to both parents regardless of marital status. We believe that true equality is about mutual respect and it can only be achieved when people are judged on character and merit. We believe in freedom of speech and opinion, tempered only by the responsibility to use words with respect. We believe that any campaign against violence, domestic or otherwise should not be gender specific.[1]</block quote>