Politics & Economy Science & Environment
In November, Australia will preside over negotiations at the United Nations COP31 in Ankara, Türkiye – hoping to mediate between...
Science & Environment
Bee populations are in decline worldwide, prompting urgent calls for action as the world marks Bee Day. The United Nations...
Indigenous Politics & Economy Social Justice The Law
Human rights lawyers and Aboriginal leaders are calling on the United Nations to urgently address Australia’s “punitive” youth criminal and...
Social Justice
A report from Human Rights Watch has criticised the Australian criminal justice system for its treatment of children held in...
Politics & Economy Social Justice
Following last year’s calls to ditch Harmony Day – reverting it to the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, growing contention continues...
The Law
South Africa has lodged a case with the International Court of Justice against Israel, claiming the Middle Eastern country is...
Politics & Economy
We’re more aware about the COP meetings organised by the United Nations, where world leaders discuss how to act on...
International Politics & Economy Social Justice
This coming Monday, 15 May, sees the 75th anniversary of Palestine’s Nakba – the start of Palestinians’ continued violent disposession...
Communications & Culture Politics & Economy Social Justice
This year, the Australian Government decided to extend Harmony Day to Harmony Week. However, across the world, 21 March...
Communications & Culture Politics & Economy
The United Nations Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent is visiting Australia to find out more about...
