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Ambedkar International
Mission Australia

A Not-For-Profit, charitable and social community group whose vision is to strive to secure the human rights and dignity of 250 million Dalits.

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Who We Are

Honouring Dr Ambedkar's Legacy in Australia

AIM Australia is a democratic, not-for-profit community organisation incorporated in Australia. We are part of the global Ambedkar International Mission network, dedicated to carrying forward the transformative vision of Bharat Ratna Dr B.R. Ambedkar.

We work to build a conscious, empowered, and socially engaged community guided by the principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity.

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Education
Spreading Ambedkar's philosophy and history of the Dalit liberation movement
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Justice
Advocating for equality, human rights and social justice in Australia
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Buddhism
Promoting Navayana Buddhism as interpreted by Dr Ambedkar
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Community
Building a strong, democratic Ambedkarite community across Australia
Advocacy

National Community Consultation for Caste Discrimination (NCCCD)

AIM Australia leads the NCCCD — a national advocacy campaign to have caste discrimination recognised and prohibited under Australian law. Our efforts have already contributed to the National Anti-Racism Framework and formal UN engagement on caste discrimination in Australia.

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Support the Mission

Help Us Continue Ambedkar's Work

Your donation helps us educate, organise, and build a conscious Ambedkarite community in Australia.

Advocacy

Fighting Caste Discrimination in Australia

AIM Australia leads the National Community Consultation for Caste Discrimination (NCCCD) — a landmark advocacy effort to have caste discrimination formally recognised and prohibited under Australian law.

Our work contributed to Australia's National Anti-Racism Framework (NARF)acknowledging caste discrimination, and the UN Special Rapporteur on Racism issuing formal communication to the Australian Government on the issue.

We continue to advocate for an amendment to the Federal Racial Discrimination Act 1975 to explicitly include caste discrimination protections.

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NARF Recognition
Australia's National Anti-Racism Framework now acknowledges caste discrimination as a form of systemic racism.
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UN Engagement
The UN Special Rapporteur on Racism issued formal communication to Australia's government on caste discrimination.
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Legal Reform
Advocating to amend the Federal Racial Discrimination Act 1975 to explicitly protect against caste discrimination.