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Human rights activist Naâma Asfari is starving for justice, and the world is looking away

A human rights activist in Morocco is starving himself because every other peaceful avenue has ...  
Vale Derryn Hinch — the man who named them and shamed them

Unflinching journalist, broadcaster and former senator Derryn Hinch passed away on Friday, 10 ...  
Submission by the family of Bridgette "Biddy" Porter to the NSW Law and Safety Committee

A submission by the family of Bridgette “Biddy” Porter highlights how repeated forensic ...  
The Epstein Files and Australia's elite underground 'pedocracy'

Recent developments, including the Epstein Files, prompt renewed scrutiny of long-standing alle ...  
OPEN LETTER: Dr Simon Gordon's patients still waiting for answers

A former patient of Dr Simon Gordon, who is still waiting for answers, pens an open letter to the ...  
Killings continue to surge under Trump’s destructive rule

While Donald Trump is making headlines losing his war against Iran and his personal grift of ...  
The fair go has got up and gone

Australia can keep telling itself the fair go is alive, but fairness is not a slogan or kerosene ...  
Royal Commission on cohesion hears only half the story

Australia's Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion risks undermining its own purp ...  
People-led democracy is the answer to Australia's political malaise

As governments become increasingly disconnected from public needs, people-led inquiries and ...  
Corporate Australia wants fewer rules? Give us fewer reasons to demand them

Trust in Australian business has been strained after years of corporate scandals and widening ...  
Australia lags on scam victim reimbursement

While other countries have introduced stronger protections and reimbursement schemes for scam ...  
Royal Commission under fire for excluding Palestinian perspectives

The Royal Commission into Antisemitism has sparked debate over free speech, protest rights and the ...  
New Caledonia: Paris continues to obstruct decolonisation

New Caledonia is a test of whether France is prepared to apply the human rights principles it ...  
Paid agitator Avi Yemini's plan to harvest votes for One Nation

Legislative reform is needed when paid political agitators profit from the exploitation of demo ...  
Stoking hate in the Sunshine State

Twenty-six people face possible gaol time for displaying or voicing words the Crisafulli Govern ...  
Why we have a housing crisis and why government cannot fix the problem

Australia's housing crisis is a violation of basic human rights and international law.  
Why is there so little diplomatic action on Chinese state-sponsored hacking?

Power politics, economic dependence and international law are blocking diplomatic action on ...  
Beyond the sentence: Why Australia’s justice system fails at the point of release

Examining Australia’s prison system through the lens of release and reintegration, the greatest ...  
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