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UN expert: The independence of judicial systems must be protected in the face of democratic decline and rising authoritarianism
UN experts: Governments must urgently scrap unfair laws criminalising homelessness and poverty
ACT Removes Barriers To Altruistic Surrogacy
Pride Month Drag Storytime On Rainbow Tram
Academic freedom just as crucial as a free press or independent judiciary, says Special Rapporteur
UN expert calls for end to the ‘war on drugs’
An eerie ‘digital afterlife’ is no longer science fiction. So how do we navigate the risks?
Special Rapporteur urges global action to recognise and combat prostitution as a system of violence against women and girls
Ahead of major security trade fair in Paris, UN torture rapporteur requests France to monitor exhibition for illegal torture tools
Amendments Vital To Make NDIS Bill Fair
Soaring number of displaced desperately need protection and aid priority, UN experts urge: Haiti
UN expert: Eritrean government must take decisive steps to improve human rights situation
Autism Advisory Group April 2024 Communique
The Albanese government has ordered an inquiry into native title – why is it needed?
UN Women statement on the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict
UN rights experts: Laws and practices on asylum must resist politics of fear and exclusion
UN Committee on Migrant Workers publishes findings on Congo, Senegal and Türkiye
Authorities must provide information on imprisoned Uyghur doctor: China
Targeting human rights defenders must stop, UN expert says: Democratic Republic of Congo
Israeli use of heavy bombs in Gaza raises serious concerns under the laws of war: UN report
Disability Inclusion And Safeguarding Bill Tabled
How sexuality and gender has influenced citizenship in modern Australia: new book
Philippines Consul-General celebrates Rizal Park upgrades
“All tools” approach needed to end systematic gender oppression, says UN expert: Afghanistan
Premier Li’s visit continues stabilisation of relationship with China
Labor fail to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 14, plan to shackle children instead
Increase To General Federal Law Court Fees 18 June
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement to receive 2024 Sydney Peace Prize
Opening Remarks – Annual Leaders’ Meeting
Australia’s first intermediary conference to bring together world-leading experts
Queensland Celebrates Refugee Week
UN expert: World at a critical juncture, urgent need for international solidarity
Draft bill establishing statute of limitations on atrocity crimes contravenes international standards, say UN experts: Peru
Continued detention of staff in Yemen
UN Human Rights Chief calls for sustained efforts to halt violations and abuses: Ethiopia
UN report urges concerted global action to tackle cross-border and transnational female genital mutilation
Restoring Family Links This Refugee Week
COSP17 Day 3 Round-Up
Age Discrimination Commissioner: Australia has a long way to go to end elder abuse
Detention of United Nations and non-governmental organization personnel in Yemen
Detained American aid worker’s life at risk if no urgent medical care, says UN expert: Afghanistan
Report reveals systemic barriers to supporting vulnerable children
Bruyère Educates Saudi Officials On Disability Rights
10 years of International Albinism Awareness Day – collective progress celebrated, challenges remain
Prime Minister Luxon meets with Premier Li
Israeli authorities, Palestinian armed groups are responsible for war crimes, other grave violations of international law, UN Inquiry finds
eSafety partners with the European Commission to support enforcement of online safety regulations
Working productively with China will benefit everyone in the region

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