Human Rights

Bill Shorten on the NDIS Labor MP, Bill Shorten, is Shadow Minister for the NDIS and one of the architects...

Members of the Uyghur ethnic group living in Australia have been blacklisted by the Chinese government for suspected terrorism, according...

A group of organisations are asking the South Australian government to suspend the first model of a substance abuse treatment...

On December 10, the Rights Resource Network SA will host a free, online conference about how a human rights charter...

The Australian-Chinese relationship is tinkering on the edge after yet another bump along the road for both major economic partners....

On Monday September 21, the United Nations Association of Australia will host its 9th International Day of  Peace Lecture in...

Research from the University of Queensland has highlighted the mental harms that solitary confinement causes, with 28 out of 30...

Kafala Law is a sponsorship system which allows foreign domestic workers and labourers to gain employment across the Middle East...

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought economic and employment uncertainty internationally, leading to a potential breeding ground for modern slavery. A...

On Tuesday the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability published its latest issues paper,...