by Rights Advocacy Project | May 1, 2017 | Equality and Government Accountability
By Esther Faine-Vallantin In the absence of a Bill of Rights or strong legal protections for free speech in Australia, Human Rights Defenders can face legal proceedings that aim to silence them. RAP’s 2016-2017 Equality and Government Accountability team worked on...
by Rights Advocacy Project | Apr 23, 2017 | Refugees and Asylum Seekers
By Lexi Lachal ‘Talking about values is always an attempt first, at comforting some white minority who is feeling down and gets a bit high on thinking that they have something special called “values” and second, at hurting a non-white minority by making it feel...
by Rights Advocacy Project | Apr 2, 2017 | Criminal Justice Reform, Rights Advocacy Project
By Lauren Bull These two men hold an astonishing amount of power in their tiny little hands, and seem to be reading from the same how-to-make-racists-and–influence-people playbook. The similarities are striking: 1. The way they talk about migrants: Who can forget...
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