No.148 An End to Prisons – Poster Art
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
Topic: Women
No.146 This Week’s Human Rights News
9 February 2012 Australian Lawyer’s Alliance warns of risk of increase in Indigenous incarceration rates The Australian Lawyers alliance has warned that high incarceration rates ... Read More
No.135 This week’s human rights news
5 January 2012 Record increase in number of women on company boards Australia has recently set a record for the number of women joining big ... Read More
No.131 Family Violence and Homelessness in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities
This article is part of our December theme, which focuses on one of the least appreciated but most fundamental aspects of well-being: housing. Read our ... Read More
No.126 Lecture – Eliminating Violence Against Women
On 28 November 2011, Jeffrey L. Bleich, the current US Ambassador to Australia, presented the annual Nathan and Pamela Jacobson Public Lecture at the University ... Read More
No.124 Lecture – Are States Meeting Their Responsibilities to Trafficked Persons?
Each year a leader in the field of human rights presents a lecture jointly hosted by Monash University’s Castan Centre for Human Rights Law and ... Read More
No.123 The Home in Human Rights
This article is part of our December theme, which focuses on one of the least appreciated but most fundamental aspects of well-being: housing. Read our ... Read More
No.115 This Week’s Human Rights News
18 November 2011 Historical Equal Pay Agreement It has been announced that the Federal Government and the Australian Services Union will make a joint submission ... Read More
No.113 This Week’s Human Rights News
10 November 2011 Release of report on women’s treatment in the ADFA The Australian Sex discrimination Commissioner has released a report that examines the treatment ... Read More
No.104 Panel – CNN Freedom Project
It was sad to attend a panel on ending slavery in 2011. This is a chapter of history that should have been closed; yet tragically ... Read More