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Dr Michelle Bachelet speaks at Free and Equal
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Free and Equal: Space for Critical Thinking on Human Rights

The Free and Equal conference reminded everyone in the room of the importance of protection of human rights in today’s world.
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Young people pledge action on human rights challenges

A group of young people from Boston and Sydney have developed a manifesto of ideas to address critical human rights challenges.
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AUDIO: Listen to the UNSW Bookshop discussion on The Prevention of Torture

Listen back to Danielle Celermajer and Ben Golder in conversation at the second 'Human Rights Night' at the UNSW Bookshop.
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Five Reasons Why Australia Should Adopt a Statutory National Bill of Rights

A Bill of Rights would promote the protection of human rights by clarifying the rights held by all Australians, student Zak Vidor Staub writes.
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Launch of Human Rights Defender Special Issue on Gender-Based Violence

The Australian Human Rights Institute invites you to the launch of Human Rights Defender Issue 28:3 Special Issue on Gender-Based Violence. Register

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Mapping disadvantaged populations: ethical considerations and human rights

Dr Claire Dooley (University of Southampton) presents methods to map population counts, poverty and health indicators, and discusses the ethical considerations of geo-locating potentially vulnerable groups. RSVP

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