The AJHR is Australia’s first peer-reviewed journal devoted to human rights development in Australia, in the Asia Pacific region and internationally.
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To mark 25 years since the landmark Fourth World Conference on Women, we join with @IILAH_UniMelb to host a one-day online conference.
On December 3, an exciting program of guest speakers considers the progress, retreat and future of women's rights: unsw.to/beijing25
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Join us online Tuesday Oct 20 to launch a new issue of #HumanRightsDefender.
Guest moderator Craig Reucassel will talk climate justice with contributors Zali Steggall MP, former fire chief Greg Mullins, Torres Strait climate campaigner Yessie Mosby + guest editor Andy Symington:
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New article by me & @Fordthought on Regulating modern slavery & discrepancy bw human rights #duediligence & social #audits. First 50 people can get free download here tandfonline.com/eprint/V2PTK… @ProfSuryaDeva @JenaTMartin @ARamasastry @InclusiveLaw @NadiaBernaz @ethicscrane
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Interested in the history of the mandate of the @UN Victims' Rights Advocate and her efforts to guarantee victims of sexual exploitation and abuse receive quality, respectful, dignified care? Read Jane Connors' article at bit.ly/JConnors_article published in @AustJHumRights.
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"We don’t have a choice but to resist the system,because we cannot go back to our countries.That is important: we cannot go back.If we were able to go back,we would not stay here in this system that has tortured us for six years. So,there is no way."
Do read.
#gameover #refugees
"Manus and Nauru are a part of Australia, even if we never get to go there..."
@BehrouzBoochani's conversation with @ctazreiter about offshore processing, instigating change, and challenging power structures is now #freeaccess.
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We are tracking commentary on the human rights impact of COVID-19 across the globe. Please subscribe to our weekly newsletter and we'll let you know when the website is live. Good for academics, NGOs, policy makers everywhere. Send your links to [email protected]
Today we launched On Guard, a new weekly newsletter monitoring developments on the human rights dimensions of COVID-19. Click here to read the first newsletter and subscribe: mailchi.mp/59cfb732fb70/intr… @UNSW
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Kids belong in playgrounds, not in prisons. @AustJHumRights student editor Sharon Choi interviewed Shahleena Musk @rightsagenda about the campaign to #RaiseTheAge of legal responsibility in Australia: humanrights.unsw.edu.au/news…
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A new issue of Human Rights Defender is out now. Edited by @eastforeden, this special issue considers what human rights means to the military, how they are acted upon in different socio-political contexts, and the challenges that lie ahead. READ ONLINE: issuu.com/humanrightsdefende…
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Congratulations to our Director @chappell_louise - named one of the @FinancialReview 100 Women of Influence for 2019:
afr.com/women-of-influence/2… #afrwomenofinfluence @UNSW
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Thank you @AustJHumRights. Ten years on, migration status continues to be prioritised over trafficking & slavery-like exploitation, & the reliance on criminal justice persists. More equitable access to labour & migration rights, and independent measuring of policy impact is key
On this World Day against Trafficking in Persons, we encourage government action on trafficking (#endhumantrafficking) and open access to @MSegrave's 2009 article "Human Trafficking and Human Rights" from AJHR 14(2). doi.org/10.1080/1323238X.200… #ajhrarchives #openaccess
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#UN Subcommittee on Prevention of #Torture has announced its first visit to #Australia (and second to #Nauru) in coming months. These visits will be vital to addressing risks of torture in #immigration #detention. To learn more see: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… via @AustJHumRights
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Today is International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. @AustJHumRights special issue on #OPCAT looks at monitoring in immigration detention, civil society in monitoring, international experiences and more: tandfonline.com/toc/rjhu20/c…
@bgnaylor @esantow @StanWinford
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Editor wanted! The Australian Journal of Human Rights @AustJHumRights is seeking a new editor. Apply before 15 Feb: external-careers.jobs.unsw.e…
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Last chance to send in your abstracts for #InnovateRights19. Deadline: 18 January 2019. #bizhumanrights #bizhumanrightsAU #CallforPapers
CALL FOR PAPERS: We invite submissions that address challenges for Business and Human Rights in a changing political environment: humanrights.unsw.edu.au/news… #bizhumanrights #innovaterights19
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Congratulations to @UNSWLaw Professor Andrew Byrnes who received the Law Award at the 2018 Human Rights Awards! ✨
He was recognised for his leadership on a wide range of social issues including gender equality, the death penalty, older persons and disability rights. #HRA2018
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"Gender-based violence and genocide are not two separate issues. Often, they go hand-in-hand." @Rosemary_Grey writes for the #16DaysofActivism blogathon:
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@UoE_genderED @AUD_Delhi
#HearMeToo
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Read @Alston_UNSR and other important commentators in the latest @AustJHumRights @HumanRightsUNSW @justine_nolan @SusanneSchmeidl
Our last issue of 2018 is now available and crammed full of lectures, articles and book reviews: tandfonline.com/toc/rjhu20/2…
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Federal parliament is debating the Modern Slavery Act 2018 this week, which impacts almost everything that we use. Associate Professor at @UNSWLaw, @justine_nolan advised on how Australia is leading the way on this legislation.
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Great news - @UNSW Law has risen eight places in The 2019 Times Higher Education World University Rankings to 23rd place! 🙌
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Looks great - unfortunately unable to attend. Great to see #storytelling #humanrights #refugees #asylumseekers #resilience being addressed
Tonight we’re celebrating the launch of our sister publication, the @HumanRightsUNSW’s Human Rights Defender. An important, compelling, and thought-provoking issue on refugees and the power of storytelling, edited by @SSchmeidl and Isobel Blomfield of @UNSWArts and @UNSWLaw
