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A fair go for all

Our country’s success is built on this very idea of a “fair go” for all, a notion underpinned by the very basic principle of humanity. Humanity is universal in nature and urges that all people – no matter their gender, race or religion – to be treated with respect, and given the chance to live life in dignity.

In the world we have choices to make: a fair go for all, or just for some; unity or separation. We all have the chance to nurture and promote the kindness, compassion and goodness that are essentital for human dignity.

At Red Cross, we work for unity, humanity and the inherent dignity of every person. We encourage all Australians, our community, political and business leaders to do the same.

Judy Slatyer
CEO, Australian Red Cross

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