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24 million children exposed to a year of brutality and rights violations, UN committee says: Sudan conflict
Israel government continues to block aid response despite ICJ genocide court ruling, says Oxfam
In Dialogue with Serbia, Experts of the Human Rights Committee Commend the State’s Improved Anti-Discrimination Framework, Raise Issues Concerning Measures to Prevent…
At CSW68, Generation Equality calls for feminist financing and collective action for women’s economic justice
UN expert urges Colombia to prioritise Indigenous Peoples’ rights to achieve ‘total peace’
Human Rights Council President names new chair of racial justice panel
UN Human Rights Chief appalled by recent mass abductions: Nigeria
Finland must address legacy of human rights violations against Sámi people, says UN expert
UN experts deeply concerned about racial discrimination against people of African descent, including child separation: Norway
UN Commission concerned by continuing patterns of violations of human rights and international humanitarian law: Ukraine
Plan International Australia welcomes Australian Government decision to unfreeze critical UNRWA funding in Gaza
Save the Children welcomes Australia’s decision to reinstate funding to UNRWA
Funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency and Additional Support for Gaza
CSIRO appoints new Australian Centre for Disease Preparedness Director
UN experts renew calls for accountability for Cao Shunli’s death: China
Australia’s national statement to the 68th United Nations Commission on the status of women
Gaza: Airdrops and sea routes are no alternative to aid delivery by land
UN experts welcome efforts to prevent mercenary related activities and call on authorities to safeguard newly established stability: Côte d’Ivoire
In Dialogue with the United Kingdom, Experts of the Human Rights Committee Welcome Renewed “A” Status for the National Human Rights Institutes…
UN experts call on President to take concrete action to protect civic space: Guatemala
WHO and UNICEF launch free online course to address children’s environmental health
Representing Australia At UNEA-6
People with Disability Must be Equal Partners in Reform: PWDA Responds to the Federal Government’s Progress Update
Tropical storm Filipo hits Mozambique exactly one year after devastating Cyclone Freddy left millions of people in urgent need – Oxfam responds
Global child deaths reach historic low in 2022 – UN report
In Dialogue with Indonesia, Experts of the Human Rights Committee Commend Measures Promoting Women’s Political Participation, Raise Questions on Air and Water…
UN expert: Individuals must be able to realise right to remedy for privacy violations in data protection
Rampant abuse of counter-terrorism laws threaten human rights globally, warns UN expert
Brendan Sullivan’s Speech at the World Cargo Symposium in Hong Kong
Australian Prime Minister Radio Interview – ABC AM
UN expert: Advocating for human rights boosts resource availability and upholds fiscal legitimacy
UN expert on human rights of older persons to visit Peru
UN experts demand truth and justice 20 years after the enforced disappearance of Somchai: Thailand
“Syria, too, desperately needs a ceasefire”: UN Commission of Inquiry
Researchers’ pioneering helicopter retrieval service saving women’s lives in Nepal
Australian delegation to the high-level segment for the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs
Taking the Treaty out of child protection law risks making NZ a global outlier
Australian Parliamentary Delegation visits Dharamsala – 9-13 March 2024
Rising To Challenge
In Dialogue with Somalia, Experts of the Human Rights Committee Welcome the State’s Anti-Corruption Measures, Raise Issues Concerning the Death Penalty and…
In Memory Of Lennart Levi, 1930-2024
UN expert criticises dissolution of 700 NGOs: Tajikistan
UN torture expert urges prison modernisation for social rehabilitation and resilience to environmental threats and pandemics
A year after conviction of Viasna Chair and members concerns about the fairness of trial remain: Belarus
Institutional discrimination against women and girls enabled human rights violations and crimes against humanity in the context of recent protests, UN Fact-Finding…
Fears over Gaza catastrophe as brutal conflict enters sixth month
UN expert on truth and justice to visit Finland
UN Human Rights Chief deplores new moves to expand Israeli settlements in occupied West Bank

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