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Cultural heritage, as defined by UNESCO, comprises valuable artifacts and sites that help define societies. Preserving this heritage is crucial amidst threats such as natural erosion and vandalism. Fortunately, 3D …
Harnessing 3D Technologies for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage Read More
The 58th session of the Human Rights Council witnessed ISHR’s statement from Phil Lynch, highlighting the urgent need for robust political and financial backing for human rights defenders worldwide. He …
Demand for Enhanced Support for Global Human Rights Defenders at HRC58 Read More
In a powerful call for justice, a coalition of Afghan and international civil society organisations urges accountability for the Taliban’s ongoing violations of women’s rights. The joint statement, supported by …
Global Coalition Demands Accountability for Taliban’s Violations of Women’s Rights Read More
The United Nations’ human rights experts have voiced strong concerns over security measures planned for the 2024 Paris Olympics, deeming many as unnecessary or discriminatory. They contend that while France …
UN Experts Critique Security Measures for Paris Olympics as Excessive and Discriminatory Read More
In his March 2025 address, President Hugh de Kretser passionately urged collective action against racism, underscoring its destructive nature. Mike Burgess, the Director-General of ASIO, revealed that antisemitism has become …
Uniting Against Racism: A Call to Action from President Hugh de Kretser Read More
The Tarrawarra Museum of Art proudly unveils its new cultural hub, designed by Kerstin Thompson Architects in collaboration with landscape architect Oculus and Wurundjeri horticulturist Craig Murphy-Wandin. This remarkable addition, …
Tarrawarra Museum of Art Unveils New Cultural Hub Read More
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India has commenced its six-day ITEC Executive Capacity-Building Programme focused on human rights, in collaboration with the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), for …
NHRC Launches ITEC Human Rights Capacity-Building Programme in New Delhi Read More
This past weekend marked a vibrant celebration of pride at the 47th annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade, where thousands gathered in joyous solidarity. Once rooted in protest …
Mardi Gras 2025: A Vibrant Celebration of Pride and Human Rights Advocacy Read More
In a momentous stride towards reforming Australia’s child justice system, National Children’s Commissioner Anne Hollonds has expressed her support for the interim findings of the inaugural Senate Inquiry. Published last …
Senate Inquiry Sparks Call for Overhaul of Child Justice System in Australia Read More
In a powerful appeal, a coalition of human rights organisations and refugee advocates implores Pakistan to cease the expulsion of Afghan migrants, a practice they assert breaches both international law …
Human Rights Groups Appeal to Pakistan to Halt Afghan Migrant Expulsions Read More