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Australian Journal of Human Rights

University of New South Wales

ABDC B
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Power to Prevent—the impact of collective advocacy on sexual harassment law reform in Australia
Melanie Schleiger
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Ignorance, risk and reward: examining the accessibility and utility of discrimination prohibitions for Australia’s legal interns
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Living up to the promise: the Gender Equality Act as Beth Gaze's legacy in action
Jessica Megarry et al.
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Asking the important questions: Beth Gaze's scholarship on discrimination law enforcement
Simon Rice
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Scrutinising scrutiny: reliance on social audits to discharge statutory human rights due diligence obligations
Lucy Nason
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Ca(u)se of gender-affirming healthcare for children: Reconciling ‘best interests’ and the ‘public interest’ in Re Devin
Georgina Dimopoulos
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The influence of ‘ Context and interpretation in anti-discrimination law ’ by Beth J Gaze, Melbourne University Law Review, 2002
Bill Swannie
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‘From The heart’: strengthening community-based truth-telling practice in Australia
Anne Maree Payne & Heidi Norman
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Human rights and community protection in the aftermath of indefinite detention
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First Nations’ histories in the Australian curriculum: how the national curriculum is failing to meet international law standards on Indigenous peoples’ rights
Xanthe Waite & Samara Hand
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Advancing a rights-based mental health system: the case for a Human Rights Act for Western Australia
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Human Rights due Diligence and Labour Governance
Md. Abdur Razzak
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Automating housing (in)security: ‘rent tech’ and the right to adequate housing
Tegan Cohen
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50 human rights cases that changed Australia
Nadia Quinn Sciascia
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Women’s ongoing struggles for safety in ‘new’ Bangladesh: human rights under siege
Arunima Kishore Das
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Apologising for the past, ignoring the present: political apologies and the ongoing struggle for LGBTIQ equality in liberal democracies
Allen George
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East Timor, René Girard and neocolonial violence: scapegoating as Australian policy
David Dixon
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From grains to meals: the gender dimension of the right to food in India
Aishwarya Singh
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Law, women judges and the gender order
Kim Rubenstein
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Evaluating the accessibility of human rights complaints services for Victorians with complex communication needs (CCN) under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)
John F. Manning et al.
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