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Safe Work Australia calls for national action to prevent workplace fatalities and manage emerging workplace risks
Women’s international solidarity vital for human rights, equality and peace, says UN expert
16 October 2026
Annual Report Insights: Employment and impairment enquiries remain most common
UN experts alarmed by crackdown on LGBTI human rights defenders and civil society organisations: Türkiye
Advertising like Sydney Sweeney’s Novig campaign teach women to see themselves as objects
detentions of Syrians by Israeli forces amid ongoing Israeli incursions: Syria
UN expert warns of escalation of attacks against legal profession in Nicaragua after 2000 lawyers were struck off Supreme Court register
‘The internet needs fixing’: children and parents outline shared expectations for Digital Duty of Care
UN expert concerned about legal proceedings and threats against Dora Moutot: France
Dozens of men failed to stop an alleged gang rape at Cornell – here’s the misperception that keeps bystanders from intervening and…
IACHR and GHREN stress that human rights are the foundation of democracy, and democracy is the essential condition for free and fair elections: Nicaragua
Supporting LGBTIQA+ Victims Of Vilification
SafeWork NSW kicks off Safe Work Month with compliance operation focused on abattoirs
Women searchers for disappeared persons face brutal violence while world endeavours to recognise them, warn UN experts: Mexico
UN experts call for immediate release of lawyers Mazari-Hazir and Chattha: Pakistan
Disability discrimination law puts the burden on the people it should protect
New research reveals inclusion dramatically reduces risk of workplace sexual harassment
Honouring Suffrage Day by backing women to succeed
Women’s care work fuels an unaccounted death toll in the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record
New brief highlights gaps and recommendations for improving violence data on women
Protecting victims by holding stalkers to account
UN expert: Human rights defenders in the Marshall Islands engaged in collective pursuit of justice and human rights across generations
Deeming welcomes Victoria Police change of heart on protection for women’s rights rally
Political boot camps for women could redress gender imbalance
Report warns of transnational repression and reprisals against individuals and organisations cooperating with the UN
UN Women statement for International Equal Pay Day 2026
Use of spyware against opposition and dissenting voices affects elections quality, warn UN experts: Serbia
Coordination Committee of Special Procedures calls for renewed support to mandate holders in challenging times: “We remain unbowed and undeterred”
United States must protect female prisoners from sex-based violence, privacy violations and retaliation, says Special Rapporteur
New workplace sexual harassment complaint options tool launched
Study of nearly 5,000 Delhi students finds 65% cross major roads alone, calls for safer infrastructure around schools
Government’s Digital Duty of Care a welcome step, but children must help shape what comes next, Foundation says
UN experts urge Pakistan to end persecution of Ahmadiyya community and uphold freedom of religion or belief
Minns Labor Government to legislate stronger protections for workers
Television Interview – Sunrise 1 September
Former Female Operator Builds Australia’s Only 1:1 Live Mine Site Training Business
Maasai Indigenous Peoples face forced evictions, law enforcement abuses, UN committee warns: Tanzania
UN committee raises alarm over racist killings, displacement and home raids against migrants: South Africa
Wear It Purple Day 2026
Pessimism, cost of living are on the rise, New York at Work report finds
Changes to citizen’s arrest law do not change employment rights
Revised Code of Practice risks institutionalising discrimination against transgender and gender-diverse persons, warn UN experts: UK
Debt collector Marshall Freeman pays penalties for alleged undue harassment and misleading consumers
Run My Way Races Out Of Blocks
Run My Way Grant Program
Minns Labor Government boosts NSW Industrial Relations Commission appointing Tony Howell as Deputy President
Albanese Government raises privacy concerns over ‘smart glasses’

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