No.214 - 18 May 2012 THIS WEEK’S HUMAN RIGHTS NEWS
18 May 2012 Board member of VEOHRC offers resignation after opposing same-sex marriage Professor Kuravilla George has offered to resign from his position on the ... Read More
Topic: Health
No.196 - 27 April 2012 THIS WEEK’S HUMAN RIGHTS NEWS
27 April 2012 Indigenous communities in West face losing a generation The small community of Mowanjum, which is a 10 minute drive from mining hub ... Read More
No.191 - 6 April 2012 THIS WEEK’S HUMAN RIGHTS NEWS
6 April 2012 Landmark Parliamentary Inquiry recommends capping length of asylum seeker detention A landmark parliamentary inquiry has found that all reasonable steps should be ... Read More
No.187 - 31 March 2012 THIS WEEK’S HUMAN RIGHTS NEWS
31 March 2012 Federal and Northern Territory Governments announce increased funding to homelands Amnesty International has for quite some time called on both the Federal ... Read More
No.159 - 28 February 2012 Battered, Bruised and Scarred: Prisoners, Accommodation and Reintegration
This article is part of our February theme, which focuses on one of the great silences in the human rights conversation in Australia: Prisoners’ Rights. Read ... Read More
No.158 - 27 February 2012 The ten-year roadmap for mental health reform and prisoner suicide prevention
This article is part of our February theme, which focuses on one of the great silences in the human rights conversation in Australia: Prisoners’ Rights. Read ... Read More
No.155 - 22 February 2012 Enabling or Disabling: Imprisoning People with Mental and Cognitive Disability
This article is part of our February theme, which focuses on one of the great silences in the human rights conversation in Australia: Prisoners’ Rights. Read ... Read More
No.151 - 17 February 2012 This Week’s Human Rights News
17 February 2012 Report detailing raid that killed five Afghani children is suppressed by Defence Department The Age has reported that Australia’s Defence Minister, Stephen ... Read More
No.150 - 16 February 2012 The Prisoner as a Human Being
This article is part of our February theme, which focuses on one of the great silences in the human rights conversation in Australia: Prisoners’ Rights. ... Read More
No.144 Overcrowding in Western Australia’s Prisons
This article is part of our February theme, which focuses on one of the great silences in the human rights conversation in Australia: Prisoners’ Rights. ... Read More