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Deteriorating Children’s Rights in AustraliaRecent findings from Human Rights Watch paint a stark picture of children’s rights in Australia, particularly for First Nations kids who are facing dire conditions. Their …
Urgent Call: Australia’s Children’s Rights in Crisis Read More
Australia’s Deteriorating Child RightsThe Australian government faced growing accusations of violating children’s rights within the criminal justice system in 2024. Human Rights Watch’s World Report 2025 highlighted alarming practices, such …
Australia’s Alarming Reversal on Children’s Rights in 2024 Read More
Declining Protection of Children’s Rights in AustraliaIn a stark revelation, Human Rights Watch’s “World Report 2025” highlights significant violations against children in Australia’s criminal justice system. The report notes that …
Australia’s Troubling Decline in Children’s Rights and Human Rights Protections Read More
In a resolute stand against hate, Race and Discrimination Commissioner Giridharan Sivaraman expressed his strong condemnation of two antisemitic incidents that occurred over the weekend in New South Wales, particularly …
Commissioner Sivaraman Denounces Antisemitic Attacks on Synagogues Read More
In a landmark ruling, the UN Human Rights Committee affirmed that Australia bears responsibility for the detention of asylum seekers in Nauru. This stems from two cases highlighting the plight …
Australia Held Accountable for Nauru Detainees by UN Human Rights Committee Read More
Around the globe, humanity’s zest for competition manifests in the most unusual sporting events that celebrate culture and community. These peculiar pastimes exemplify the spirit of adventure, providing travelers with …
Exploring the World’s Most Unusual Sports Read More
On January 6, 2025, the European Union and the United States joined forces with eight other nations, including Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom, to release a pivotal joint statement …
EU and US Lead Coalition Addressing Myanmar’s Human Rights Crisis Read More
The UN Human Rights Committee has ruled that Australia breached a crucial human rights treaty by detaining asylum seekers on Nauru, despite many already attaining refugee status. This alarming finding …
UN Rules Australia Violated Asylum Seekers’ Rights in Nauru Detention Read More
The United Nations Human Rights Committee has condemned Australia for violating the rights of asylum seekers held in detention camps on Nauru, demanding compensation for their suffering. The committee investigated …
UN Finds Australia Liable for Violating Asylum Seekers’ Rights in Nauru Read More
In a striking ruling, the UN Human Rights Committee condemned Australia for violating the rights of asylum seekers detained on Nauru, highlighting the plight of 25 refugees, including minors, held …
UN: Australia Must Answer for Rights Violations of Asylum Seekers Read More