United People of Australia
Our Core Principles
The core principles of United People of Australia are:
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Shared Australian Identity
Whatever our background, we recognise that we share an Australian identity.
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Fellow Australians
We encourage Australians to regard and refer to one another as Fellow Australians.
The term reinforces what we have in common before focusing on what makes us different.
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Reciprocal Acceptance
I accept you for who you are. You accept me for who I am.
Respect and acceptance must operate in both directions.
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Unity
Australia is stronger when Australians see themselves as members of a shared national community rather than competing groups.
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Unity Without Uniformity
Unity does not require identical beliefs, cultures, opinions or lifestyles.
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Respect
Every Australian should be treated with basic dignity and respect.
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Equality
No Fellow Australian should be regarded as inherently more or less Australian because of ancestry, race, religion, culture or background.
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Personal Responsibility
Each individual has responsibility for their own words, behaviour and contribution to the community.
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Community
A strong Australia depends upon relationships between people — families, neighbours, communities and Fellow Australians.