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‘Blood Novels’ explores material, metaphor in Spanish realist fiction
Greens slam Liberals on LGBTIQA+ rights
Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill
New report uncovers ‘institutional racism’ in justice system
UN experts concerned that criminalising women activists will silence victims of sexual harassment: Peru
COTA Australia announces appointment of new Chief Executive
National approach to ending violence against women and children
National plan to end gender-based violence must be fully resourced to achieve results
National vision to end violence against women and children
Industrial Relations Update
National Plan to end violence against women and children 2022-2032
“We can try to guide evolution into another direction”
First female majority on High Court ‘historic moment’
Empowering Community grants program opens
Extra support for community solutions to homelessness
Long-awaited changes to NT’s Anti-Discrimination Act 1992 have finally been introduced to Parliament bringing with it significant
Anti Discrimination legislation introduced into Parliament
ACTU commits to support ‘Yes’ campaign on First Nations Voice
Pacific people need immediate action to boost pay
Working towards gender equity in health and medical research
2022 Investigator Grant outcomes and future initiative on gender equity in scheme
Working towards gender equity in Investigator Grants
Religious bullying in school playground and how to combat it
Police train 63 new personnel to support LGBTIQ+ victims
2022 NSW AND QLD Hospital Health Checks
Mental health is intergenerational
Through Generation Equality, young activists hold world accountable
Americas Regional Forum to spotlight need for stronger minority protection and mark 30th anniversary of UN Declaration on Minorities
Girls – leading from front for their future
Young adults and courts: prosecution and prejudice
Human Right Committee Opens One Hundred and Thirty-Sixth Session
Borderline personality disorder-related stigma undermines patient care
Monash expert: World Day Against Death Penalty
International Women’s Day 2023: Grants to support community initiatives
Why diverse workplace… just works
City of Whittlesea signs on for campaign to end ageism
Ageism Awareness Day opportunity for positive change
COTA calls for action to mark Ageism Awareness Day
Research center will help industries connect with Penn State’s AI prowess
With seemingly endless data storage at our fingertips, ‘digital hoarding’ could be an increasing problem
Children have specific rights and should be protected at all times, UN experts
Setting standards in Chamber
UN expert: Climate change is threat multiplier for women and girls
New free online course: Delivering quality health services to refugees and migrants from Ukraine
Lack of financial and social support to family of people with disabilities amounted to human rights violation, UN Committee finds
Outreach supports Black rural landowners in Northeast
New network calls on Australian Government to stand up for rights of older people on world stage
Combat dangerous myths and poverty to end attacks against people with albinism, says UN expert: Madagascar

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