NSWCCL: A bridge between activists and the legal profession
In celebration of the NSW Council for Civil Liberties’ 60th year, five solicitors recount their experiences in a video series published by the organisation.
In celebration of the NSW Council for Civil Liberties’ 60th year, five solicitors recount their experiences in a video series published by the organisation.
The Australian Human Rights Commission has released its highly anticipated suite of guidance material to assist organisations understand their responsibilities and their legal obligations.
Social media has become the new digital battleground as foreign actors try to improperly interfere in decision making processes and influence nations across the globe.
Lethal autonomous weapon systems pose a threat to combatants and civilians alike. It is assessible and there are calls for its immediate prohibition.
Torture has a very specific legal meaning under international law.
Australia’s legal community has renewed its push for a Federal Human Rights Act, following the release of a proposed model by the Australian Human Rights…
The Iranian government has attempted to brutally suppress the widespread protests
A case was filed against the project for its contribution to climate change and the erosion of human rights.
What we can learn from the results of the first round of Modern Slavery reporting.
Discussion of four key areas that require the focus of organisations in order to meet ESG expectations and avoid reputational and financial consequences.
Will the Government’s Respect@Work response be enough to tackle sexual harassment in the workplace ?