Kathmandu. A government report has revealed that racial discrimination is widespread and deeply entrenched systemically in Australian universities.According to the report prepared by the Australian Human Rights Commission, racial discrimination is profoundly affecting both students and staff. In a survey conducted on over 76,000 students and staff across 42 universities, 70 percent of participants reported experiencing indirect racial discrimination. This includes experiences of hearing or witnessing racial slurs targeted at their communities.More than 90 percent of Jewish and Palestinian individuals who participated in the survey reported experiencing racial discrimination. Similarly, members of the Aboriginal Australian, African, Chinese, Northeast Asian, and...