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Commissioner calls for coordinated response to address spectator racism
Awards celebrate Greater Geelong women making difference
Open, Safe and Equal – Shaping a Feminist Digital Future
Every corner of the internet must be open, safe and equal for women and girls
UN expert: Human rights defenders on albinism need much more support
UN expert: States must tackle gender-based discrimination to guarantee right to a healthy environment
Upholding full spectrum of rights key to ending violence against women and girls, says UN expert: Poland
Philippine study analyzes Marcos family return to power
UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk to conduct official visits to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan 13-17 March 2023
Efforts to use sanctions to expand jurisdiction abroad violate human rights says UN expert: United States
Commission launches model for Australian Human Rights Act
Regional grants available to mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Human Rights Act for NSW?
Joint Statement from Foreign Ministers on the Situation for Women and Girls in Afghanistan on International Women’s Day
UN expert: Strengthen efforts to ensure protection and reparations for sale and sexual exploitation of children
UN experts condemn verdict against opposition leader Kem Sokha: Cambodia
UN expert calls for rights-based transition towards sustainable and climate-resilient housing
UN experts say 20 years of progress for women and girls’ rights erased since Taliban takeover: Afghanistan
UN committees: Information and communication technologies vital to integration of migrant women
Global and regional experts call for united efforts to preserve hard-fought gains for women’s rights
Honouring Iranians for International Women’s Day
Forum aims to strengthen human rights in Pacific
Un experts tell Human Rights Council that violence against civilians persists in South Sudan, fuelled by pervasive impunity
HC Türk pledges to advance the rights and equality of women and girls in every society
Strengthening accountability and civic space critical for South Sudan’s future, says Türk
Enhanced interactive dialogue on South Sudan
Australian activist powerhouses unite to support women and defeat poverty this International Women’s Day
High Commissioner details severe violations amid shocking violence: Myanmar
civilian casualty update 6 March 2023: Ukraine
Concrete action needed to end racial discrimination – UN Human Rights Chief
UN experts call for end to violence during demonstrations, urge respect for human rights: Peru
ACU hosts global art project in support of Afghan girls and women
Attorney-General must ensure bail reform is meaningful and doesn’t ‘tinker around the edges’: Greens
Meeting with China’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Qin Gang
Oral update by the ASG on the situation of Human Rights in Nicaragua
Verdict against Nobel laureate Ales Bialiatski an effort to quash scrutiny and dissent say UN experts: Belarus
Statement by High Commissioner on report on the Occupied Palestinian Territory
High Commissioner reiterates Sudanese people’s call for ‘change, peace, democracy and justice’
Comment by UN Human Rights spokesperson Ravina Shamdasani on sentencing of human rights defenders in Belarus
Press briefing notes on Cambodia
Military’s ‘four cuts’ doctrine drives perpetual human rights crisis in Myanmar, says UN report
Situation of human rights in Myanmar since 1 February 2022 – Report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights: A/HRC/52/21
Thinking of having a baby as the planet collapses? First, ask yourself 5 big ethical questions
Crimes against humanity being committed against civilians for political reasons, investigation says: Nicaragua
UN expert decries launch of “shameful, catastrophic cuts” in food aid for Rohingya in Bangladesh: Myanmar
Hot off press: Autumn edition of CRDC’s Spotlight
Oxfam welcomes Australia’s commitment to join Vanuatu’s bid for an International Court of Justice (ICJ) climate change advisory opinion
Study on the situation of the violations and abuses of human rights rooted in harmful practices related to accusations of witchcraft and…

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