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Newcastle: Bulk carrier detained after seafarers intimidated, underpaid and forced to sail for
ABC announces Top 5 minds in science and humanities
AIS welcome independent cultural review of gymnastics
Commission to conduct cultural review of gymnastics in Australia
Three judge appointments increase District Court numbers
New guidelines for public transport accessibility
Human rights lawyer scores Women’s World Cup
ARC Future Fellowship funding success
Wearing a mask will protect human liberties, not infringe upon them
Law Council President, Pauline Wright, statement on lack of action to raise age
Commission welcomes new Children’s Commissioner
New National Children’s Commissioner appointed
More Support To Keep Victorian Creatives Working
Law scholars’ proposal boosts skilled immigration, economy
Award-winning research amplifies marginalised voices
Greens call on Attorney-General to support raising age
Australia-US Ministerial Consultations 2020 in Washington DC
Lawyers urge Council of Attorneys-General to raise age of criminal responsibility
Green Party warmly welcome Behrouz Boochani
ACT Greens back calls to raise age of criminal responsibility
New COVID-19 Law Lab to provide vital legal information and support for global COVID-19 response
Urgent call to harmonise powers of attorney
US Department of Justice Indictment of Cyber Actors
Nominations Open: 2020 Disability Services and Inclusion Awards
Artists explore our complex connection to internet
China’s children left behind by climate change and urbanisation
Australians at risk of being detained overseas
Commission concerned for detainees during COVID
Greens call for inquiry into management of public housing lockdown
Commission warns of ASIO Bill overreach
Assié-Lumumba leads Institute for African Development
Calls for community support during Melbourne lockdowns
New guide helps Australian businesses working in conflict zones
New Victims of Crime Charter will deliver more rights, improved criminal justice system for Canberrans
Blanket bans would be unacceptable
Greens call on Morrison Government to take action over Hong Kong National Security Law
Mental healthcare intervention must improve access for patients
Ingrid Dudink awarded Centennial Scholarship
Sexual harassment is prevalent across all industries and sectors. We can and must stop it
Oxfam urges Government to condemn Israel’s proposed annexation of parts of
More protections needed for people of faith
Statement on passage of national security law for Hong Kong
Reclaiming childhood rights
Law Council President, Pauline Wright, statement on China imposing security laws in Hong Kong
New research calls for relaxation of abortion care laws in Britain and USA
Implementing OPCAT in Australia released
Australia appoints new ambassador to Spain
Commission evidence to FASD Inquiry

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