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UN experts urge States and development banks to support endangered islands: Small Island Developing States summit
UN expert calls for probe of allegations of torture and mistreatment against Palestinian detainees: Israel
Law of the sea tribunal’s judgment on marine environment and climate change underscores obligations, say UN experts
Urgent international action crucial to save lives of thousands of Rohingya in Rakhine State says UN expert: Myanmar
UN expert: Welcome reprieve as UK High Court allows Assange’s appeal against extradition to the United States
UN expert urges State cooperation for execution of arrest warrant against ex-president François Bozize Yangouvonda: Central African Republic
Age Discrimination Commissioner launches new interview series
Disability Community Rejects Labor’s NDIS Bill
We tracked secret Russian missile launchers in Ukraine using public satellite data
Houlton to Vatican climate summit: Ag is ‘most powerful weapon’
UN experts reiterate call for release of detained Bahá’ís: Yemen
Paradigm shift towards rehabilitative approach needed for effective torture prevention, UN experts find: Mongolia
Experienced Legal Practitioners Appointed SAT Members
Kate Jenkins AO To Chair Australian Sports Commission
All-star Vivid show pits leading thinkers against a dystopian future to give festivalgoers the time of their rights
Rights-based solutions to critical social issues set to take centre stage at landmark forum in Sydney
Treaties Committee to examine defence cooperation agreement with Fiji
UN experts: Relief agency UNRWA targeted politically over partiality claims, funding must resume
UN expert on summary executions to visit Ukraine
Tunisia – Concern at increased targeting of migrants
UN Human Rights Chief horrified by escalating violence in El-Fasher: Sudan
UN expert says unilateral sanctions must not be used as foreign policy tool and means of economic coercion: China
Accountability needed for enforced disappearances: Sri Lanka
National Volunteer Week: St Vincent de Paul Society’s interactive exhibit marks 170 years of volunteering
Anti-Slavery Commissioner Bills falls short
ANU Should Answer, Not Disband, Peaceful Protesters
MUA joins broad coalition of community groups rallying against SA anti-protest laws
Türk welcomes conviction of ex-minister for crimes against humanity: Gambia
Coordination Committee of Special Procedures: Attacks against UN human rights experts must cease
International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia
UN experts demand release of Yahaya Sharif-Aminu: Nigeria
Group of Eight Universities back Australian Human Rights Commission review into racism
ACT legislates for National Preventive Mechanism, strengthening oversight of places of detention
In-principle debate begins on Voluntary Assisted Dying legislation today
UN experts condemn adoption of Law on Transparency of Foreign Influence: Georgia
Türk deeply regrets adoption of ‘foreign influence’ law in Georgia
Solitary confinement of prominent scholar with disability amounts to full-fledged rights violations, says UN committee: Saudi Arabia
Commission to lead historic anti-racism study into universities
Respect at uni: Study into antisemitism, Islamophobia, racism and the experience of First Nations people
Concern at plight of civilians and intensified Russian attacks: Ukraine
UN experts: Repression of peaceful international solidarity demonstrations is against human rights
Retaliations against human rights defenders over business complex ‘deplorable’, say UN experts: Nepal
Joint statement of Christopher Luxon and Emmanuel Macron: Launch of the Christchurch Call Foundation
UN experts alarmed by death sentence imposed on peaceful activist, demand moratorium on death penalty: Iran
UN experts call for meaningful consultations on Ecuador’s mining projects
Attacks On Healthcare In War Must Not Become New Norm
European Directive on combating violence against women and domestic violence welcome but falls short of full potential, says UN expert
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