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Big Law • 11 November 2024
High Court says monitoring of former immigration detainees is unlawful
The High Court has made the “life-changing” decision to invalidate a “rushed” law to monitor people released from...
Big Law • 30 September 2024
Legal centre asks for voting revamp
A legal centre told the NSW government to overhaul its voting processes to better accommodate vulnerable communities,...
Big Law • 14 May 2024
Former army lawyer and whistleblower sentenced to jail
A former Australian army lawyer was sentenced to more than five years behind bars for leaking classified documents to...
Big Law • 30 April 2024
No ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to NDAs
Following research that found the majority of lawyers have never advised clients that non-disclosure agreements are optional,...
A “Trump-style” Migration Bill is “cruel” and an embarrassment to Australia, national legal groups say.
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Lawyers have come down hard on the Victorian government’s changes to youth bail laws, labelling the decision as...
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The culture of silence is so entrenched that half of respondent lawyers have never advised clients they have the option...
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The Human Rights Law Centre has urged the government to strengthen and expand the Anti-Slavery Commissioner’s roles to...
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If a Charter of Human Rights existed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, a number of concerning decisions and policies could...
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While the new Modern Slavery Act legislation has been in effect for over four years, many organisations still have work...
Read MoreThe legal body, Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC), has called to introduce the clause into the territory’s Human Rights...
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The Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) has marked the ninth year since offshore detention was implemented by the Australian...
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Newly appointed Minister for Home Affairs and Minister of Immigration, Clare O’Neil and Andrew Giles, have been met...
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The Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) has asked both the Liberal Party of Australia and the Australian Labor Party to...
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