Law & Order
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Inuit Greenlanders demand answers over Danish birth control scandal
Denmark and Greenland have formally agreed to launch a two-year investigation into historic birth control practices carried out for many…
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Inside a women’s prison: ‘I’ve seen things no human should ever have to see’
What does it take to rebuild your life after years behind bars? Three women share their stories with Dilvin Yasa.…
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The Left Needs to Take Back the Constitution
With the catastrophic recent term of the Supreme Court finally concluded, it can no longer be denied that the judiciary…
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Australia’s anti-corruption laws are historic – but the blanket of secrecy still needs to be lifted
Alleged corruption will be examined behind closed doors after the disturbing decision to hold public hearings only in ‘exceptional circumstances’…
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Iranian Leaders Should Call Off Their Campaign of Repression
The death of Mahsa Amini has outraged citizens throughout Iran, setting off a protest wave. IGC If it wishes for…
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This law makes it illegal for companies to collect third-party data to profile you. But they do anyway
It’s almost never enforced. In a research paper published today, I argue that needs to change. Katharine Kemp The Conversation “Data enrichment”…
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Zim students stuck in Turkey
CYPRUS has said students lured to the country on dubious scholarship programmes are held in prisons in the Northern region…
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Judges go bush to learn about Indigenous culture, with aim to deliver fairer justice in courts
David Newry Nyoongoong is an accomplished Aboriginal elder, but he still remembers the day he was a skinny, scared 16-year-old…
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How Australia’s ‘luck of the draw’ asylum system is leaving vulnerable people in limbo for years
Bad news came always in a brown envelope. Ben Doherty The Guardian Those carried negative decisions, Sister Aileen Crowe says:…
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The fighter against prostitution
Huschke Mau was a prostitute. CNE Anna Lutz, PRO Medienmagazine Today she fights for a ban on prostitution. After spending…
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Five Hong Kong speech therapists jailed for conspiracy to ‘brainwash’ children with cartoons
Five Hong Kong speech therapists were sentenced to 19 months in jail for conspiracy to publish seditious children’s books, featuring…
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Spies Like Us: how Timor’s oil and gas delivered justice to Bernard Collaery
It’s not great news for other whistleblowers such as David McBride, Richard Boyle or Julian Assange. Rex Patrick © Michael…
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A New Era of Sectarian Violence in Pakistan
To prevent a slide back into violence, Islamabad should ensure those inciting or perpetrating violent acts are prosecuted while denying…
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‘Where is the evidence?’: critics take aim at NT judge who says antiracism is becoming ‘a religion’
Opponents say it is ‘surprising’ for Judith Kelly to claim that ‘on the whole, modern Australian society is not racist’,…
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Landmark stolen generations class action settles for $50m
More than 1,700 family members and deceased estates of the Northern Territory stolen generations have reached a historic $50.45 million…
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Review into sexual harassment within the South Australian legal profession released
The review, by acting Equal Opportunity Commissioner Steph Halliday, involved a survey of those currently working, or who had previously worked…
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