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World needs leadership and greater political will to combat torture says new UN expert
UN torture prevention body to visit Australia for first time
UN experts warn of associated torture and cruel punishment
Monash expert: World Day Against Death Penalty
Statement on use of hotels as APODS
UN Torture Prevention Body to visit Ecuador amid prison crisis
Türkiye needs to strengthen effective torture prevention measures, UN experts find
UN experts urge more help for human rights defenders in push for accountability: Myanmar
Report of Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, Morris Tidball-Binz: A/77/270
Guidelines on deinstitutionalization, including in emergencies: CRPD/C/27/3
Firearms and drugs located at Arriga, QLD
UN experts: Mexico should overturn mandatory pre-trial detention
UN torture prevention body to visit Türkiye
Human rights concerns in Xinjiang
No time to lose for OPCAT inspection of disability settings
Rape charges at Sunshine Coast
UN expert proposes human rights reform agenda for Cambodia
Murder investigation at Yarrabah
Comment by UN Human Rights Office spokesperson Liz Throssell on executions in Singapore
South Australian Psychiatrists are Asking if Restraint Should be Used to Give Forced Electroshock
Police lay armed robbery charges at Mount Isa
UN expert welcomes historic verdict in universal jurisdiction case: Iran
UN Committee against Torture to review United Arab Emirates, Nicaragua, State of Palestine and Botswana
Police update 1: Homicide investigation at Rangeville
Police update: Homicide investigation at Rangeville
Manual on Effective Investigation and Documentation of Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
Istanbul Protocol – launch of revised version of international guidelines for investigating and documenting torture
Kidnapping and robbery with violence charges at Morayfield
UN experts denounce Supreme Court decision to strike down Roe v. Wade, urge action to mitigate consequences
How many more apologies will our Governments need to give First Nations people?
Community and cultural initiatives recognised through grants program
When Talking Merely Made Things Worse
Police lay robbery with violence charges at Aspley
Greens call for government to implement all recommendations of Casey report into detention of asylum seekers
Greens demand independent oversight of police and prisons, after officer inappropriately touched sedated First Nations child
One year after Palma attacks, thousands continue to flee violence in northern Mozambique
Police charge man with multiple sexual assault offences at Maroochydore
UN expert calls on States to ensure accountability, transparency and access to sites of secret detention
Press briefing notes on Egypt executions
Comment by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet on execution of 81 people in Saudi Arabia
Unless States start “walking their talk” torture ban will remain “pie in sky” – UN expert
Press briefing notes on Ukraine 11 March
Support for NSW Residents Affected by invasion of Ukraine by Russian military forces
Greens celebrate historic day for Rainbow communities
Brazil must abide by international obligations and strengthen its torture prevention system, say UN experts
UN experts call for urgent repatriation of seriously ill woman from Syria camp: Canada
Appointment of Tasmanian National Preventive Mechanism
Press briefing notes on Afghanistan 1 February