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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
Australia stands in solidarity with EU against malicious cyber activity
Office of Special Investigator
Australia-Indonesia-Timor-Leste Trilateral Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
New trade agreement opens door for Pacific bubble and rule of law
Human Rights Day: Isn’t it time to reconsider our mandatory, long-term immigration detention regime
2021 Law Council of Australia Executive
Law Council raises grave concerns about lack of safeguards in new ASIO powers
UNSW Sydney academics honoured with pre-eminent legal research awards
Citizenship appointments resume in all states and territories
Unfair hike to FCC migration fees
Statment on IGADF Inquiry
Statement on IGADF Inquiry
Australian FM statement on Hong Kong 12 November
Call to Federal Government to appoint Royal Commission into Victorian Hotel Quarantine Scandal
CEPU and three officials penalised $34,600 over stoppage of works at Sydney Metro Trains Facility Site
Event to examine courts and 2020 election
Stronger focus on Australian values for visa applicants
Law Society of NSW congratulates Honourable Justice Steward and Honourable Justice Gleeson
Appointment of justice Steward and justice Gleeson to High Court of Australia
Statement on Auburn Gallipoli Mosque
We need movement on Commonwealth Integrity Commission
Bribery Prevention Network launches in Australia to protect business community
Public interest journalism deserves legislative protection
Public interest journalism deserves legislative protection
VU researchers awarded ARC grants for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander projects
Committee supports suspension of Hong Kong legal treaties
Fourteen years on: Victorian Charter of Human Rights
14 years on: Victorian Charter of Human Rights
Opening Statement on Matters relating to two treaties with Hong Kong
High Court likely to ‘free’ COVID’s political prisoners
FECCA celebrates nation’s new citizens and welcomes changes to citizenship testing
Focus on values in updated Australian Citizenship Test
Parliament to look at two treaties with Hong Kong
Law Council raises concerns about government’s extension to temporary insolvency emergency measures

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