The UN says Australia violated human rights law, but it’s unlikely to change the way we treat refugees
The UN Human Rights Committee found 24 young detainees on Nauru experienced “cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment”. But are ...
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From Myanmar to Australia, a former refugee shares what it means to struggle for Rohingya rights
"For us, citizenship alone will never be enough. We are calling for a process of reconciliation, reckoning, and truth-telling ...
Jewish leaders say success of Dreyfus trip hinges on change at home
Jewish community leaders say the attorney-general’s Israel trip needs to deliver a change in federal policies towards the ...
Australia asked to pay compensation for violating rights of asylum seekers in Nauru camps
UN watchdog finds refugees and asylum seekers suffered deterioration of physical and mental health in offshore detention ...
Australia says it doesn't control Nauru detention centre, as UN says it violated human rights
The UN Human Rights Committee has asked Australia to provide compensation to the victims and to ensure similar violations do ...
Australia's hospitality industry needs better training on tea, experts say
Australia's hospitality industry is in need of training when it comes to serving up the world's most popular manufactured ...
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Australia violated refugees' rights in offshore detention centre, says UN
A United Nations committee in a statement on Thursday said it found that Australia violated a human rights treaty by ...
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A Fake Genocide Meets a Real One
Jews inside and outside the state of Israel have been besieged by false claims of the “genocide” of Palestinians in the Gaza ...
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Australia violated human rights treaty with Nauru detainees, UN committee finds
A United Nations Human Rights Committee has ruled that Australia violated the rights of asylum seekers it had arbitrarily detained in Nauru. It’s called on Australia to provide adequate compensation ...
North Korea the worst country to be a Christian, Open Doors report says
The Christian faith is considered treasonous and a "crime of all crimes" in North Korea, punishable by being sent to a gulag or execution, the Christian charity Open Doors says.
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Hillel Neuer: Dismantle UNRWA to End War
Hillel Neuer joined the Morning Wire with John Bickley to discuss why it’s time for the West to defund UNRWA.John Bickley, The Daily Wire: Joining us ...
How Australia, and the world, can respond to an unpredictable future
On our own shores, the Climate Change Authority has delayed its mandatory announcement of Australia’s 2035 emissions ...