Omni Bridgeway partners with the Public Interest Advocacy Centre to establish an Adverse Cost Order Guarantee Fund, providing crucial financial support for public interest litigation.

Explore the evolving global landscape of business and human rights.

Swaab celebrates all women in their diversities. Link to article about International Womens Day.

This newsletter includes summaries and links to recent media releases relating to immigration issues in Australia.

The annual HRAFF continues to appeal to audiences with its eclectic mix of confronting and innovative subject matter.

Many businesses must investigate their supply chain to prepare and lodge a Modern Slavery Statement by December 2020.

The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse has commenced private hearings in May in Sydney.

This newsletter links to recent media releases and reports in practice relating to Australian immigration.

To design and implement a modern slavery risk program, you will need a high-level project plan to manage the process.

The sex discrimination bill implements some of the recommendations of the Australian Human Rights Commission report.

Animal rights are becoming a more and more prominent issue on a global scale.

Under a 2 year trial, the federal government will provide a one off payment to women leaving a violent relationship.

On November 29, Australia became only the second country in the world to enact legislation to fight modern slavery when the country's Parliament passed the Modern Slavery Act.

The Queensland law is based on a model of human rights legislation which is broadly consistent with Victoria and the ACT.

The NSW Government has introduced the Victims Rights and Support Bill 2013 to abolish the Victims Compensation Tribunal.

Many basic rights exist to protect people. These fundamental human rights cover what most consider and think of as being the rights of every man ...

Human rights regulations are some of the most common laws around the world, and also among the most important.

There is no Commonwealth legislation dealing with religious vilification, although it is prohibited in employment.

Amendment to prohibit vilification on the basis of religious belief, affiliation or activity.

The new Voluntary Assisted dying legislation in NSW will come into effect at the end of 2023.