No.106 Occupy Melbourne – An Eyewitness Account with Photos
This article was first published on the Castan Centre’s blog. You can access the blog here for more great articles on human rights law. A ... Read More
Topic: Expression
No.105 Short Story: Blink
Blink is a short story inspired by the recent eviction of Occupy Melbourne from City Square. Click here to read an eyewitness account of the ... Read More
No.98 Poem: Bloody regime
Bloody regime If the key of paradise was in the hands of Sudan’s regime, I would reject it If the signing of peace accord save ... Read More
No.93 Andrew Bolt found guilty of breaching Racial Discrimination Act
28 September 2011 Herald Sun columnist Andrew Bolt has been found guilty of breaching section 18 (c) of the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 in the ... Read More
No.69 Corporate Social Responsibility and the Right to Connect
On Friday 22 July 2011, Monash University’s Castan Centre for Human Rights Law Annual Conference was held in Melbourne. US Consul General Michael Thurston addressed ... Read More
No.62 Free Speech Campaign for Lex Wotton
11 July 2011 This month marks a year since the release of Lex Wotton, a respected Palm Island Aboriginal leader, who was jailed for his ... Read More
No.39 Landmark High Court challenge on representative democracy
DATE: 26 May 2011 A High Court challenge could have a profound effect on the right to freedom of political communication, participation and association under ... Read More
No.29 Theatre—Not Just My Story
Not Just My Story was presented by the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre at St Martins Youth Arts Centre, as part of HRAFF, on Saturday 14 ... Read More
No.20 Will the Revolution be Tweeted?
On Tuesday 5 April, the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law hosted a Q&A-style debate entitled “Will the Revolution be Tweeted? The Role of Social ... Read More
No.18 Sony and the Right to Privacy Online
DATE: 5 May 2011 Recent privacy breaches at Sony and Dell Australia highlight concerns about Australia’s privacy framework and its ability to protect the right to ... Read More