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No demonstrated need for Character Test Bill
Immunity for aged care providers will strip elders of legal rights: Lawyers urge Senate to stop Bill
ABC Far North, Breakfast
Human rights defenders fight corruption: At heart of struggle
UN expert seriously concerned by housing rights violations: Ukraine
Human Right Committee Opens One Hundred and Thirty-Fourth Session
Balance needed in visa cancellation decisions
Australian foreign minister to visit Australia by Lithuanian Foreign Minister
Dissolution of Tunisia’s High Judicial Council seriously undermines rule of law in Tunisia – Bachelet
Further evidence required before extending intelligence agencies’ powers
Funding justice must be Budget priority
Best Wishes for Lunar New Year and Year of Tiger
Boosting productivity and human capital will foster economic growth, more jobs and higher incomes, says OECD
OECD takes first step in accession discussions with Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Croatia, Peru and Romania
Press briefing notes on Burkina Faso
Resignation of Law Council of Australia CEO
Comment by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet on Papua New Guinea’s repeal of death penalty
Why Novak Djokovic’s visa debacle matters
UN experts condemn lethal force against protesters, misuse of term ‘terrorists’: Kazakhstan
“Ugly chapter of unrelenting human rights violations” – UN experts: Guantanamo Bay
UNHCR issues recommendations to 2022 French and Czech Presidencies of Council of EU
Statement on charges laid for alleged involvement in fire at old parliament house
Federal Court rules Federal Resources Minister’s grant to fracking company invalid
UN expert urges to create favourable environment for civic space: Niger
Climate Change Policy to guide legal evolution
G7 Foreign and Development Ministers’ Meeting
Press briefing notes on Human Rights Day
2021 Human Rights Award winners announced
NZ attends US President’s Democracy Summit
Closing justice gap for missing middle
UN rights expert calls for renewed transitional justice process after 90’s conflict: Croatia
Oxfam welcomes significant sanctions law
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet concludes her official visit to Burkina Faso
Arrogant Government rams through traffic light Bill
In Initial Dialogue with Nigeria, Experts of Committee against Torture Ask about Fight against Terrorism
Andrews’ Government pandemic Bill will make Victorians safer while allowing more freedoms
UN Human Rights Chief designates Adama Dieng as expert on human rights in Sudan
UN experts alarmed by rise in settler violence in occupied Palestinian territory
Human rights defenders living under “climate of fear” – UN expert: Afghanistan
More needs to be done to prevent intimidation of lawyers
Expert calls for lifting of unilateral sanctions, urges talks: Zimbabwe
Death penalty used as political tool – UN expert: Iran
30th Anniversary of Cambodia’s Peace Agreements
Threats against civil society leaders violate human rights, undermine transition to peace
Counter-terrorism measures increasingly diverging from human rights standards, UN expert warns
Governments must stop denying torture and hold officials to account – UN human rights expert
In Dialogue with Azerbaijan, Committee on Migrant Workers Asks about Irregular Migration and about Migrants
PM’s COAG bill slippery slope to increased executive power