Why this, why now?

Innovate Rights is a chance to share ideas across sectors and consider new ways to work together on global challenges.

This two-day workshop aims to build on current debates about the relationship between human rights and economic inequality.

Artist Dennis Golding is interested in using his art to illuminate Indigenous history and truths for the young generations of Australians.

Jan Shanthosh, Myra Hamilton and Pichamon Yeophantong have been appointed to lead the Institute's three research portfolios.

Transgender women face the highest rates of violence in the increasingly dangerous environment for LGBTIQ people in Indonesia.

Dr John Napier, Choirmaster for the Australian Human Rights Institute Choir, explores the connections between local cultures and music.

The Australian Human Rights Institute has assisted a UN Working Group consultation on the experience of women and business.

What are some of the ways in which robotics could improve the rights of people with disabilities? How far away are these innovations? 

We invite submissions for papers that address challenges for Business and Human Rights in a changing political environment.