Challenges Faced by Indigenous Communities in Australia

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The indigenous aboriginal communities in the country of Australia are reported to be the
most diverse population under the factors of culture, linguistic and experiment. The national
statistics provided one of the important geographic differences for the provision of their health
care facilities and the determinants of the education and social inclusiveness of the community
people (John Paul II 1998). The disadvantage of the indigenous community is multidimensional
and is generally varied from the other issues of the community problems in Australia. The
assignment highlights the challenges arising from the notion of the lack of proper health care
facilities, social inclusion and the absence of the provision of the basic education system in
connection to the indigenous disadvantages in Australia. One of the major factor of the
responsibility for the common good and the welfare of the community people in the domain of
the implication and the practice of the basic human rights for the indigenous community people
or the aboriginal community of the country is the lack of their addressing of their problems,
discrimination and non implication of the basic inalienable rights as human (Jaravani et al.
2016). The paper focuses on the effective addressing of the disparities of the health and
wellbeing together with the absence of basic education and instances of social inclusion among
the aboriginal indigenous group of people which is a long overdue (Audi 2012). The government
of Australia has also been far more reluctant in designing and delivering proper health care
facilities and education to the community people targeting the issues they are facing that
furthermore challenges the norms of the universal human rights. With an increasing rate of the
worsening health status of the indigenous group of people in the country, certain disadvantages
like the poverty, issues of lower life expectancies and the lack of the improvement of the
disparities are understood and addressed in a partial basis underpinning a slow progress dragging
the notion of the inequalities the community people face in their daily living.

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The discussion above illustrates over a variety of categories and topics regarding the
disadvantages and the challenges the community is facing on the domain of the health care
provisions, the education system and the issues related to social inclusion (Unesco 2015). One of
the major challenges that connect all the issues the community people are facing is the lack of
the importance of the basic human rights. Innumerable instances and issues of the community
people facing high end challenges regarding the propagation and receiving of the proper health
care, education and engagement in the society are the factors that need to be addressed to
implement a social change of the wellbeing of the community people (Raman et al., 2017).
Some of the recommended strategies and the proposed measures for targeting the issues
of the indigenous community people in Australia are as follows.
Various aspects regarding the disadvantages that are often interrelated and well recognized
highlight the poor health and the accommodation towards the poor educational systems of the
indigenous Australian population (Annas 2011). The government of the New South Wales
highlights three of the main targets focusing of the need to close the gap of the indigenous
education and the welfare together with their proper standard of living and the employment
status. These includes
 To ensure that all the young indigenous children in the community, especially in the
remote communities have proper access to the early childhood education and training
facilities (Melé 2009).
 To ensure to remove and halve the gap for the students belonging to the indigenous group
in the context of reading, writing and the numeracy purposes.