Humanity
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At least 140 migrants bound for Europe have drowned off the coast of Senegal, the UN says
At least 140 Europe-bound migrants drowned off the coast of Senegal when their boat caught fire and capsized, marking the…
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Four Kurdish-Iranians who died while crossing the Channel were part of the same family
Four people who died when their boat capsized as they tried to cross the English Channel from France to Britain…
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Australia must do more to ensure Myanmar is preventing genocide against the Rohingya
Since then, Amnesty International has questioned whether Myanmar has been fully transparent in its reporting on its compliance with the…
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Poland abortion ruling sparks ‘women’s strike’
Crowds have protested in several cities for the seventh-day running against the decision that outlawed terminations on the grounds of…
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The law and a culture of sexual harassment: How the profession’s leaders are addressing misconduct at all levels
With a new spotlight, the profession has an opportunity to finally make lasting change. Naomi Neilson LawyersWeekly In mid-2020, global…
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OPINION: Heightened sense of fairness in precarious times
If we are all to be expected to follow COVID-19 mitigation rules that limit our individual and family freedoms for…
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George Bizos & his Odyssey to Freedom – Online Symposium (6)
With: Dr. Jennifer Webb, Melbourne, Australia – Mr. George Ph Georgiou, S. Africa / W. Australia – Dr. Luli Callinicos,…
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We’ve investigated aged care for the past three years.
It was billed as the “opportunity of a lifetime”. Anne Connolly ABC News And as senior counsel assisting said in…
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Nine weeks of bloodshed: how brutal policing of Kenya’s Covid curfew left 15 dead
Anervous energy filled downtown Mombasa on the afternoon of 27 March. John-Allan Namu in Nairobi and Tess Riley The Guardian…
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‘Humanity came together’: How this family forgave the killer of their children and united a community
Now, months on from the Oatlands car crash, we hear from those closest to the four young victims, who speak…
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Ibrahim Omer spent five years in a refugee camp.
With shoot-to-kill orders in place at the border in Eritrea, Ibrahim Omer had a tough choice to make when he…
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Online Symposium: George Bizos & his Odyssey to Freedom
This symposium is free and open to the public. Details: 1) The Online Symposium can be accessed via Zoom /…
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The US is taking on Google in a huge antitrust case.
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google for unlawful monopolisation. Katharine Kemp The Conversation…
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Asylum seeker ‘unlawfully deprived’ of liberty by Alan Tudge sues for false imprisonment
Last month, the Federal Court found Acting Immigration Minister Alan Tudge had “unlawfully deprived” the man of his liberty, after…
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On social media everyone is a hero or zero. We must embrace the complexity of real life
Ever had a bad idea? Or a bad thought? Or a bad friend? Suzanne Moore The Guardian I imagine not,…
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Medical practitioners who receive a sexual misconduct allegation may reoffend
Research released in August this year showed that 1507 practitioners received a notification of sexual misconduct in the period from…
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