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Statement from Rod Barton, Leader of Transport Matters Party
How should we reckon with history’s uncomfortable truths about disability?
World AIDS Day 2022: Boldy Positive
“We can Close Gap, created by colonisation, through a national Treaty,” say Greens
New report sets stage for First Nations women to lead response to family and community violence
Stop putting children in jail says AMA
Saving Sydney’s Built Heritage – World Heritage listing push for Parramatta Female Factory
Excessive use of force on children unconscionable
Greens NSW resolution on Kurdish Solidarity
Human rights stories
Australia must act now to cut rising female imprisonment: CEDA
First Nations justice: welcome priority in Budget Update 2022 – 2023
End racism to advance health and other human rights says UN expert
Commission of Inquiry finds that Israeli occupation is unlawful under international law
Calls on UN General Assembly to request that International Court of Justice urgently advise on legal consequences of such actions
New Dashboard Displays Daily Jail Data, Population Trends
Fauvette Loureiro Memorial Scholarship 2022 winners announced
Conditions in detention for people with disability to be examined in hearing
First Nations women to take leading role in addressing family and community violence
Uncle Jack Charles
Inadequate post-release support drives up reincarceration rates: study
Visit to Maldives – Report of Working Group on Arbitrary Detention: A/HRC/51/29/Add.1
Youth Justice reveals cost of imprisoning children $713 940 per child per year
Time to explore decriminalisation of drug use on International Overdose Awareness Day
Do Blak Lives Matter to Shaquille O’Neal?
Coercive control: How proposed new laws will work
ACT Budget – more community control needed
ACTCOSS calls for significant investment in community services, cost of living, Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations
Television Interview – ABC News Breakfast
Inquiry into Community Corrections Report ‘Missed Opportunity’
$3.4 million boost to further progress Closing Gap targets
We know how to Close Gap, say Greens. We’ve known for over 30 years
Appetite for reform in youth detention
Additional funding to reduce over representation of First Nations people in ACT justice system
Mass Screening, Peer Support, and Treatment Reduce HIV in People Who Inject Drugs
Taking hard line on crime