How does Australia compare to your home country on LGBTQ+ rights, democracy and women's rights?
Australia has solid protections on this dimension, comparable to most Western European countries. Some gaps exist but the overall picture is positive.
No specific precautions needed beyond normal travel awareness.
Australia has solid protections on this dimension, comparable to most Western European countries. Some gaps exist but the overall picture is positive.
No specific precautions needed beyond normal travel awareness.
Australia has solid protections on this dimension, comparable to most Western European countries. Some gaps exist but the overall picture is positive. Abortion is legal on request; the gestational limit varies by state (16–24 weeks).
No specific precautions needed beyond normal travel awareness.
Australia has solid protections on this dimension, comparable to most Western European countries. Some gaps exist but the overall picture is positive.
No specific precautions needed beyond normal travel awareness.
Not every country is measured on every value. Where the public data doesn't exist, we'd rather tell you than fill the gap with a guess — and Australia is one of those cases.
The figure on our other country pages comes from the US Department of Labor's yearly review of what governments are doing about the worst forms of child labour, and that review covers the 131 countries which hold trade preferences with the United States. Australia is not one of them, so it is never assessed. Household surveys do measure child labour in some countries outside that system, but they are run in different years with different questions, so a number taken from one of them would not mean the same thing as the tiered assessment used elsewhere on this site. We would rather show nothing than a number that isn't comparable.
Nothing you will encounter on a trip. This value reaches you as a shopper rather than as a visitor: the same US department keeps a public, searchable list of 204 goods from 82 countries made with child or forced labour — clothing, cocoa, coffee, cotton, electronics, fish. Those goods end up on shelves here. If child labour matters to you, that list is where your own spending shows up.
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