What it means to be a refugee in Australia
Pictures in my Heart is a collection of memories and hopes representative of the initial shared refugee experience.
International affairs – Page 8
On the frontlines of global crises
Nine Million Lives presents real-life stories taking place in some of the most challenging circumstances imaginable.
A more humane Australian foreign policy
Advancing human rights protections should be a more central component of Australian foreign policy.
Australia needs to speak up on capital punishment
Australia needs to adopt an active, bipartisan approach that will contribute to the global abolition of capital punishment.
Domestic workers in diplomatic bind
Abuse and labour exploitation is occurring in the households of diplomatic and consular officials in Australia.
Tales from the frontline of the refugee crisis
A harrowing picture compelled Shaan Ali to help newly-arrived refugees in Europe.
Refugees in protracted transit in Indonesia
Australia’s decision to stop accepting refugees who are waiting in Indonesia undermines the chances of finding a regional solution.
Dreaming of Denmark
Roselina Press spoke to ‘Dreaming of Denmark’ director Michael Graversen at the 2016 Human Rights Arts Film Festival.
Australia is losing credibility to protect human rights abroad
Australia’s ability to credibly influence the status of human rights in its region is undermined by its asylum seeker policy.
Justice is achieved through empowering the vulnerable
To achieve justice, privilege the voices of those directly impacted by human rights violations, writes Right Now columnist Eugenia Flynn.
The collapse of counter-terrorism
David Kilcullen’s Blood Year provides an insider’s perspective on the critical failings of the War or Terror, writers Samaya Borom.
200,000 New Zealanders live in Australia without a helping hand
At least 200,000 New Zealanders live in Australia without a social security safety net or direct pathway to citizenship.