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UN expert criticises dissolution of 700 NGOs: Tajikistan
UN torture expert urges prison modernisation for social rehabilitation and resilience to environmental threats and pandemics
A year after conviction of Viasna Chair and members concerns about the fairness of trial remain: Belarus
Institutional discrimination against women and girls enabled human rights violations and crimes against humanity in the context of recent protests, UN Fact-Finding…
Fears over Gaza catastrophe as brutal conflict enters sixth month
UN expert on truth and justice to visit Finland
UN Human Rights Chief deplores new moves to expand Israeli settlements in occupied West Bank
Helping Small Businesses Close Gender Pay Gap
Lawyers call on election candidates to commit to justice and integrity
UN experts urge corrective action to protect human rights and end attacks against minorities in lead up to elections: India
UN experts urge the international community to step up pressure to end crimes, uphold international law and save lives in Gaza
UN expert launches new tools for law enforcement to foster peaceful protest
Human Rights Council adjusts working hours of 55th session during Ramadan
Science must be inclusive and not exclusive says UN expert
Türk says situation “untenable”, urges swift and decisive action: Haiti
UN experts deplore continuing failures of protection for Shamima Begum
Israel’s dehumanisation of displaced persons must end, says UN expert: Gaza
UN expert: Quality education still unattainable for most persons with albinism
UN expert: Rethinking business and economic paradigms for people and planet to survive
International Woman’s Day: Empowering women begins with reproductive rights
UN experts deplore UK Court of Appeal’s decision to revoke Shamima Begum’s citizenship
The escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza and addressing the impacts in our communities
Anti-discrimination Legislation Open For Consultation
Palestinian children in Israeli military detention report increasingly violent conditions
Non-disclosure agreements are commonplace in sexual harassment cases, but they’re being misused to silence people
Overuse of NDAs in sexual harassment cases in Australian workplaces
UN expert: Hatred on basis of religion or belief must be addressed holistically
UN Committee on Enforced Disappearances publishes findings on Cambodia, Burkina Faso and Honduras
UN expert: Sexual abuse and exploitation of children in the entertainment industry must stop immediately
Inspiring inclusion this International Women’s Day
Eyes On Signs Of Modern Slavery
Commission welcomes new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner
Appointment of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner
Defying Odds: Pedro X. Molina’s Delicate Achievement
More action needed to tackle disinformation and enhance transparency of online platforms: OECD
UN experts urge States to address human rights impact of nuclear testing
Local WA Ahmadi Muslim Doctor Rushes to Pakistan After Father’s Assassination Attempt in Religiously Motivated Persecution Attack
Giridharan Sivaraman commences as Race Discrimination Commissioner
VICTORIAN AHMADIYYA MUSLIM COMMUNITY LEADS THE WAY IN CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA DAY
Committee on Enforced Disappearances Closes Twenty-Sixth Session after Adopting Concluding Observations on Cambodia, Burkina Faso and Honduras
Time to end prosecution of Julian Assange, UN expert says: UK/US
UN experts urge Ghana’s President to reject discriminatory bill
Rwanda Bill threatens to undermine independence of judiciary, UN experts say: UK
Australians Protest the Mass Arrest of Tibetans protesting a dam on the Drichu River
UN expert on the rights of Indigenous Peoples to visit Colombia
UN report highlights risk of more and gross human rights violations if South Sudan’s conflict drivers remain unaddressed
United Nations Experts on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples to visit Norway
UN expert calls on international community to prioritise human rights of Afghans in any ‘normalisation’: Afghanistan