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Australia must defend fundamental international legal principles and international institutions
Commission of Inquiry launched into CFMEU Queensland Branch
Marking 9th Anniversary Of South China Sea Arbitral Award
UN Special Procedures’ Coordination Committee Condemns US Sanctions On Francesca Albanese: Silence Is Not Option
Statement from the Deputy Premier and Minister for Industrial Relations
UN experts urge Iran to choose protection over repression after ceasefire
Security Council Holds Briefing on Situation in Central African Republic
UN experts condemn United States attack on Iran and demand permanent end to hostilities
Deaths during protests deeply concerning: Kenya
UN experts: India must halt arbitrary demolitions targeting minorities and marginalised communities
UN expert: Organised criminal activity driving neglected crisis of internal displacement
Rule of Law Survey 2025: Australians want justice for all but believe the legal system favours some groups over others
?? No to Land Seizures: Hands Off Private Property says Family First
Honours recognise crucial role of the law
Doctors for the Environment test case on Woodside’s Scarborough Gas Project to proceed after court grants crucial costs order
Fourth time lucky? ACT’s regulatory standards law may finally pass, despite Treaty and legal doubts
CGTN: How China boosts high-quality development, high-efficiency governance for modernization drive
Can we confront cancel culture by finding common ground between moderate leftists and ‘wokists’?
Never Been More Important Time To Defend Rule Of Law
Adult punishment for children is a shameful social failure
Celebrating 200 years of legal excellence: Bicentenary of the inaugural Solicitor-General
Government to reinstate prisoner voting ban
Study of democracy’s decline offers roadmap for fighting back
Fairness and the rule of law must underpin election commitments
Statement On ‘Coalition Of Willing’ Leaders’ Meeting
Australian Prime Minister Doorstop Interview 1 March
From Protecting Civilians to Combating Crime, Preventing Conflict, United Nations Police Play Vital Role in Peacekeeping, Security Council Told
Outrageous destruction of precious Melbourne grassland after governments’ collective protection failure
Library Protest Crossed Line, Police Say
Address To Graduates – Attorney-General’s Department
Mandatory Sentencing Is Not Answer
Trump’s trade war is forcing Canada to revive a decades-old plan to reduce U.S. dependence
The Treaty Principles Bill’s promise of ‘equal rights’ ignores the blind spots of our democracy
Australian democracy is not dead, but needs help to ensure its survival
Security Council Adopts Presidential Statement Reaffirming that Acts of Terrorism Constitute among Most Serious Threats to International Peace, Security
Statement By Quad Foreign Ministers
Attorney-General Welcomes New Chief Justice
Trump’s First 100 Days In Office
Security Council Press Statement on Afghanistan
Concern for the rule of law and fundamental rights in Hong Kong SAR
Pseudo-law and the case of the sovereign citizen: a time waster in court or immunity loophole?
The government agrees Australia’s secrecy laws need to change. Now comes the hard part – taking action
Comancheros OMCG Targeted as part of National Day of Action
Response To Secrecy Offences Review Welcomed
COVID fine withdrawal, a just and sensible outcome
Türk urges lawmakers to reject proposed constitutional changes: Nicaragua
UN Human Rights Chief concerned about expansion of mandatory pretrial detention: Mexico
Rush To Facilitate Removals Tramples Liberties

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