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MORRISON GOVERNMENT RUSHES THROUGH NEW LAWS THAT ALLOW The Morrison government has today rushed through legislation that will allow it to lock up refugees in detention centres, potentiality for the rest of their lives. The legislation - one of the first laws passed under new Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews – continues the previous Minister Peter Dut #RAISETHEAGE: GOVERNMENTS MUST STOP LOCKING UP 10 YEAR OLD Raising the age of criminal responsibility to 14 is a vitally important way to do so.”. See here for more information: www.raisetheage.org.au. Media contact: Michelle Bennett, Communications Director, Human Rights Law Centre: 0419 100 519. Sophie Trevitt, Change the Record: 0431 843 095. Sonia Sofat, Communications Adviser, NATSILS: 0407 780 643. SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA FINDS THAT RANDOM URINE TESTINGSEE MORE ONHRLC.ORG.AU
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FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA RULES THAT GOVERNMENT DECISION Minister for Home Affairs v Omar FCAFC 188 The Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia has reminded Government decision-makers of their responsibility to properly consider risks of harm and threats to safety when cancelling or refusing a visa on ‘character’ grounds. The Court unanimo PREVENTING HARM, PROMOTING JUSTICE: RESPONDING TO LGBT A major report confirms that religious conversion therapy and related practices are pervasive in many faith communities in Australia and causing real harm to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: Responding to LGBT CHARTER PROMOTES AND PROTECTS RIGHTS OF PERSON WITH P J B v Melbourne Health & Anor (Patrick’s case) VSC 327 (19 July 2011) Summary. In this case, the Supreme Court of Victoria held that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal had both failed to interpret law consistently with human rights and had itself failed to act compatibly with human rights in appointing an administrator to sell the home of a man with disability against POLICING OF PROTESTS: EUROPEAN COURT RULES ON ‘KETTLING Policing of protests: European Court rules on ‘kettling’ of protesters. Austin & Ors v United Kingdom ECHR 459 (15 March 2012) Summary. In 2001, in the context of a demonstration in central London, up to 2000 people were contained within a police cordon (a measure known as "kettling") at Oxford Circus in London without accessto food
HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Human Rights Law Centre uses strategic legal action, policy solutions and advocacy to support people and communities to eliminate inequality and injustice and build a fairer, more compassionate Australia. Learn More. Our Impact. Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ Rights. Dignity For People In VICTORIA’S BAIL LAWS ARE BROKEN AND NEED TO BE FIXED Victoria’s bail laws are broken and need to be fixed. The bail reforms introduced in 2018, which were intended to target men who commit violent offences, have in practice impacted women experiencing poverty and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women the most. Recent data shows that 53 per cent of women in Victorian prisons havenot been
MORRISON GOVERNMENT RUSHES THROUGH NEW LAWS THAT ALLOW The Morrison government has today rushed through legislation that will allow it to lock up refugees in detention centres, potentiality for the rest of their lives. The legislation - one of the first laws passed under new Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews – continues the previous Minister Peter Dut #RAISETHEAGE: GOVERNMENTS MUST STOP LOCKING UP 10 YEAR OLD Raising the age of criminal responsibility to 14 is a vitally important way to do so.”. See here for more information: www.raisetheage.org.au. Media contact: Michelle Bennett, Communications Director, Human Rights Law Centre: 0419 100 519. Sophie Trevitt, Change the Record: 0431 843 095. Sonia Sofat, Communications Adviser, NATSILS: 0407 780 643. SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA FINDS THAT RANDOM URINE TESTINGSEE MORE ONHRLC.ORG.AU
BODY WORN CAMERA FOOTAGE CANNOT BE USED IN CIVILSEE MORE ONHRLC.ORG.AU
FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA RULES THAT GOVERNMENT DECISION Minister for Home Affairs v Omar FCAFC 188 The Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia has reminded Government decision-makers of their responsibility to properly consider risks of harm and threats to safety when cancelling or refusing a visa on ‘character’ grounds. The Court unanimo PREVENTING HARM, PROMOTING JUSTICE: RESPONDING TO LGBT A major report confirms that religious conversion therapy and related practices are pervasive in many faith communities in Australia and causing real harm to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: Responding to LGBT CHARTER PROMOTES AND PROTECTS RIGHTS OF PERSON WITH P J B v Melbourne Health & Anor (Patrick’s case) VSC 327 (19 July 2011) Summary. In this case, the Supreme Court of Victoria held that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal had both failed to interpret law consistently with human rights and had itself failed to act compatibly with human rights in appointing an administrator to sell the home of a man with disability against POLICING OF PROTESTS: EUROPEAN COURT RULES ON ‘KETTLING Policing of protests: European Court rules on ‘kettling’ of protesters. Austin & Ors v United Kingdom ECHR 459 (15 March 2012) Summary. In 2001, in the context of a demonstration in central London, up to 2000 people were contained within a police cordon (a measure known as "kettling") at Oxford Circus in London without accessto food
SAFEGUARDS NEEDED TO STOP SECRET TRIALS The Human Rights Law Centre is calling for the introduction of legislated minimum standards of openness in Australia’s legal system to prevent trials taking place in secret. NEW VICTORIAN REPORT REAFFIRMS NEED TO LISTEN TO YOUNG The Human Rights Law Centre has welcomed a new report by the Victorian Commissioner for Children and Young People calling for major reform of Victoria’s youth legal system, including raising the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14 years without exception. STOP ROUTINELY STRIP SEARCHING YOUNG PEOPLE IN PRISON, NSW The Human Rights Law Centre is calling on the Berejiklian Government to ban the routine strip searching of young people in NSW prisons following a damning report by the NSW Ombudsman. EXPLAINER: MASKS, COVID-19 AND HUMAN RIGHTS The Victorian Government is requiring people in Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire to wear a face covering or mask when leaving their home to help stop the spread of COVID-19. This explainer seeks to debunk claims that the requirement breaches people’s human rights. #RAISETHEAGE: GOVERNMENTS MUST STOP LOCKING UP 10 YEAR OLD A coalition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, medical and human rights legal experts have today launched a campaign calling on all Australian governments to change laws that can lead to 10 year old kids being sent to prison. EXPLAINER: RAISING THE AGE The age of criminal responsibility is the age a child is considered capable of understanding they have done something wrong and can be dealt with in the criminal justice system. The age of 10 years is the minimum age set by our Governments that allow a child to be charged, brought before a court, sentenced and imprisoned. EXPLAINER: SOLITARY CONFINEMENT OF PEOPLE IN PRISON Solitary confinement is the isolation of a person in a cell for 22 hours or more a day without meaningful human contact. Prolonged solitary confinement is solitary confinement for a time period in excess of 15 consecutive days. This exists in all Australian jurisdictions, but is SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA FINDS THAT RANDOM URINE TESTING Minogue v Thompson VSC 56 (16 February 2021) Summary . The Victorian Supreme Court has found that whilst being held in prison, a person’s right to privacy and the right to be treated with dignity while deprived of liberty under the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic) (the Charter) were violated when he was subjected to random drug and alcohol testing and a AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTS MUST COMMIT TO RAISE THE AGE OF Next week Australian lawmakers will have a historic opportunity at the Council of Attorneys-General Meeting on Monday 27 July to change laws that currently allow children as young as 10 to be arrested by police, charged with an offence, hauled before a court and locked away in aprison.
UN FINDS AUSTRALIA’S TREATMENT OF ASYLUM SEEKERS VIOLATES The United Nations Special Rapportuer on Torture has found that various aspects of Australia’s asylum seeker policies violate the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) is a fearless, independent organisation that protects and promotes human rights in Australia. VICTORIA’S BAIL LAWS ARE BROKEN AND NEED TO BE FIXED The bail reforms introduced in 2018, which were intended to target men who commit violent offences, have in practice impacted women experiencing poverty and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander womenthe most.
MORRISON GOVERNMENT RUSHES THROUGH NEW LAWS THAT ALLOW The Morrison government has today rushed through legislation that will allow it to lock up refugees in detention centres, potentiality for the rest of their lives. The legislation - one of the first laws passed under new Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews – continues the previous Minister Peter Dut AUSTRALIANS’ RIGHT TO PROTEST Today seven legal and human rights groups condemned the approach of many Australian governments to recent Black Lives Matter and refugee rights protests, stating it is inconsistent with our democratic rightsand freedoms.
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FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA RULES THAT GOVERNMENT DECISION Minister for Home Affairs v Omar FCAFC 188 The Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia has reminded Government decision-makers of their responsibility to properly consider risks of harm and threats to safety when cancelling or refusing a visa on ‘character’ grounds. The Court unanimo #RAISETHEAGE: GOVERNMENTS MUST STOP LOCKING UP 10 YEAR OLD A coalition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, medical and human rights legal experts have today launched a campaign calling on all Australian governments to change laws that can lead to 10 year old kids being sent to prison. PREVENTING HARM, PROMOTING JUSTICE: RESPONDING TO LGBT A major report confirms that religious conversion therapy and related practices are pervasive in many faith communities in Australia and causing real harm to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: Responding to LGBT CHARTER PROMOTES AND PROTECTS RIGHTS OF PERSON WITH P J B v Melbourne Health & Anor (Patrick’s case) VSC 327 (19 July 2011) Summary. In this case, the Supreme Court of Victoria held that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal had both failed to interpret law consistently with human rights and had itself failed to act compatibly with human rights in appointing an administrator to sell the home of a man with disability against HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) is a fearless, independent organisation that protects and promotes human rights in Australia. VICTORIA’S BAIL LAWS ARE BROKEN AND NEED TO BE FIXED The bail reforms introduced in 2018, which were intended to target men who commit violent offences, have in practice impacted women experiencing poverty and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander womenthe most.
MORRISON GOVERNMENT RUSHES THROUGH NEW LAWS THAT ALLOW The Morrison government has today rushed through legislation that will allow it to lock up refugees in detention centres, potentiality for the rest of their lives. The legislation - one of the first laws passed under new Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews – continues the previous Minister Peter Dut AUSTRALIANS’ RIGHT TO PROTEST Today seven legal and human rights groups condemned the approach of many Australian governments to recent Black Lives Matter and refugee rights protests, stating it is inconsistent with our democratic rightsand freedoms.
SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA FINDS THAT RANDOM URINE TESTINGSEE MORE ONHRLC.ORG.AU
BODY WORN CAMERA FOOTAGE CANNOT BE USED IN CIVILSEE MORE ONHRLC.ORG.AU
FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA RULES THAT GOVERNMENT DECISION Minister for Home Affairs v Omar FCAFC 188 The Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia has reminded Government decision-makers of their responsibility to properly consider risks of harm and threats to safety when cancelling or refusing a visa on ‘character’ grounds. The Court unanimo #RAISETHEAGE: GOVERNMENTS MUST STOP LOCKING UP 10 YEAR OLD A coalition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, medical and human rights legal experts have today launched a campaign calling on all Australian governments to change laws that can lead to 10 year old kids being sent to prison. PREVENTING HARM, PROMOTING JUSTICE: RESPONDING TO LGBT A major report confirms that religious conversion therapy and related practices are pervasive in many faith communities in Australia and causing real harm to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: Responding to LGBT CHARTER PROMOTES AND PROTECTS RIGHTS OF PERSON WITH P J B v Melbourne Health & Anor (Patrick’s case) VSC 327 (19 July 2011) Summary. In this case, the Supreme Court of Victoria held that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal had both failed to interpret law consistently with human rights and had itself failed to act compatibly with human rights in appointing an administrator to sell the home of a man with disability against SAFEGUARDS NEEDED TO STOP SECRET TRIALS The Human Rights Law Centre is calling for the introduction of legislated minimum standards of openness in Australia’s legal system to prevent trials taking place in secret. STOP ROUTINELY STRIP SEARCHING YOUNG PEOPLE IN PRISON, NSW The Human Rights Law Centre is calling on the Berejiklian Government to ban the routine strip searching of young people in NSW prisons following a damning report by the NSW Ombudsman. NEW VICTORIAN REPORT REAFFIRMS NEED TO LISTEN TO YOUNG The Human Rights Law Centre has welcomed a new report by the Victorian Commissioner for Children and Young People calling for major reform of Victoria’s youth legal system, including raising the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14 years without exception. EXPLAINER: MASKS, COVID-19 AND HUMAN RIGHTS The Victorian Government is requiring people in Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire to wear a face covering or mask when leaving their home to help stop the spread of COVID-19. This explainer seeks to debunk claims that the requirement breaches people’s human rights. EXPLAINER: RAISING THE AGE Across Australia the age of criminal responsibility is set at 10 years. The age of criminal responsibility is the age a child is considered capable of understanding they have done something wrong and can be dealt with in the criminal justice system. All Australian Governments should raise the age of SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA FINDS THAT RANDOM URINE TESTING Minogue v Thompson VSC 56 (16 February 2021) Summary . The Victorian Supreme Court has found that whilst being held in prison, a person’s right to privacy and the right to be treated with dignity while deprived of liberty under the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic) (the Charter) were violated when he was subjected to random drug and alcohol testing and a #RAISETHEAGE: GOVERNMENTS MUST STOP LOCKING UP 10 YEAR OLD A coalition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, medical and human rights legal experts have today launched a campaign calling on all Australian governments to change laws that can lead to 10 year old kids being sent to prison. AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTS MUST COMMIT TO RAISE THE AGE OF Next week Australian lawmakers will have a historic opportunity at the Council of Attorneys-General Meeting on Monday 27 July to change laws that currently allow children as young as 10 to be arrested by police, charged with an offence, hauled before a court and locked away in aprison.
EXPLAINER: SOLITARY CONFINEMENT OF PEOPLE IN PRISON Solitary confinement is a cruel practice that causes irreparable harm to the people who are subjected to this form of physical and sensory isolation. Governments must ban the archaic and inhumane use of solitary confinement in Australian prisons. UN FINDS AUSTRALIA’S TREATMENT OF ASYLUM SEEKERS VIOLATES The United Nations Special Rapportuer on Torture has found that various aspects of Australia’s asylum seeker policies violate the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Human Rights Law Centre uses strategic legal action, policy solutions and advocacy to support people and communities to eliminate inequality and injustice and build a fairer, more compassionate Australia. Learn More. Our Impact. Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ Rights. Dignity For People In VICTORIA’S BAIL LAWS ARE BROKEN AND NEED TO BE FIXED Victoria’s bail laws are broken and need to be fixed. The bail reforms introduced in 2018, which were intended to target men who commit violent offences, have in practice impacted women experiencing poverty and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women the most. Recent data shows that 53 per cent of women in Victorian prisons havenot been
EXPLAINER: MASKS, COVID-19 AND HUMAN RIGHTS The Victorian Government is requiring people in Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire to wear a face covering or mask when leaving their home to help stop the spread of COVID-19. This explainer seeks to debunk claims that the requirement breaches people’s human rights.TOGETHER IN SAFETY
Together in Safety reveals the devastating emotional and physical toll Australia’s separation policy has had on refugee families. The report includes first-hand testimony from families deliberately separated by the Australian Government. It also highlights the happy ending that could be open to all if the Government changed these laws. MORRISON GOVERNMENT RUSHES THROUGH NEW LAWS THAT ALLOW The Morrison government has today rushed through legislation that will allow it to lock up refugees in detention centres, potentiality for the rest of their lives. The legislation - one of the first laws passed under new Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews – continues the previous Minister Peter Dut AUSTRALIANS’ RIGHT TO PROTEST Australians’ right to protest. Today seven legal and human rights groups condemned the approach of many Australian governments to recent Black Lives Matter and refugee rights protests, stating it is inconsistent with our democratic rights and freedoms. The legal right to protest is fundamental to our democracy. BODY WORN CAMERA FOOTAGE CANNOT BE USED IN CIVILSEE MORE ONHRLC.ORG.AU
EXPLAINER: RAISING THE AGE The age of criminal responsibility is the age a child is considered capable of understanding they have done something wrong and can be dealt with in the criminal justice system. The age of 10 years is the minimum age set by our Governments that allow a child to be charged, brought before a court, sentenced and imprisoned. FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA RULES THAT GOVERNMENT DECISION Minister for Home Affairs v Omar FCAFC 188 The Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia has reminded Government decision-makers of their responsibility to properly consider risks of harm and threats to safety when cancelling or refusing a visa on ‘character’ grounds. The Court unanimo THE SPEECH 12 YEAR OLD ABORIGINAL CHILD, DUJUAN, DELIVERED A 12 year old Arrernte/Garrwa child from central Australia, has given a speech at the world’s peak human rights body. Dujuan, the young star of the acclaimed documentary, In My Blood It Runs, has travelled to the 42nd session of the UN Human Rights Council with his grandmother and father to share his own experiences with the youth justice system and build support for Aboriginal-led education HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Human Rights Law Centre uses strategic legal action, policy solutions and advocacy to support people and communities to eliminate inequality and injustice and build a fairer, more compassionate Australia. Learn More. Our Impact. Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ Rights. Dignity For People In VICTORIA’S BAIL LAWS ARE BROKEN AND NEED TO BE FIXED Victoria’s bail laws are broken and need to be fixed. The bail reforms introduced in 2018, which were intended to target men who commit violent offences, have in practice impacted women experiencing poverty and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women the most. Recent data shows that 53 per cent of women in Victorian prisons havenot been
EXPLAINER: MASKS, COVID-19 AND HUMAN RIGHTS The Victorian Government is requiring people in Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire to wear a face covering or mask when leaving their home to help stop the spread of COVID-19. This explainer seeks to debunk claims that the requirement breaches people’s human rights.TOGETHER IN SAFETY
Together in Safety reveals the devastating emotional and physical toll Australia’s separation policy has had on refugee families. The report includes first-hand testimony from families deliberately separated by the Australian Government. It also highlights the happy ending that could be open to all if the Government changed these laws. MORRISON GOVERNMENT RUSHES THROUGH NEW LAWS THAT ALLOW The Morrison government has today rushed through legislation that will allow it to lock up refugees in detention centres, potentiality for the rest of their lives. The legislation - one of the first laws passed under new Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews – continues the previous Minister Peter Dut AUSTRALIANS’ RIGHT TO PROTEST Australians’ right to protest. Today seven legal and human rights groups condemned the approach of many Australian governments to recent Black Lives Matter and refugee rights protests, stating it is inconsistent with our democratic rights and freedoms. The legal right to protest is fundamental to our democracy. BODY WORN CAMERA FOOTAGE CANNOT BE USED IN CIVILSEE MORE ONHRLC.ORG.AU
EXPLAINER: RAISING THE AGE The age of criminal responsibility is the age a child is considered capable of understanding they have done something wrong and can be dealt with in the criminal justice system. The age of 10 years is the minimum age set by our Governments that allow a child to be charged, brought before a court, sentenced and imprisoned. FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA RULES THAT GOVERNMENT DECISION Minister for Home Affairs v Omar FCAFC 188 The Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia has reminded Government decision-makers of their responsibility to properly consider risks of harm and threats to safety when cancelling or refusing a visa on ‘character’ grounds. The Court unanimo THE SPEECH 12 YEAR OLD ABORIGINAL CHILD, DUJUAN, DELIVERED A 12 year old Arrernte/Garrwa child from central Australia, has given a speech at the world’s peak human rights body. Dujuan, the young star of the acclaimed documentary, In My Blood It Runs, has travelled to the 42nd session of the UN Human Rights Council with his grandmother and father to share his own experiences with the youth justice system and build support for Aboriginal-led education HUMAN RIGHTS CASE SUMMARIES Minogue v Thompson VSC 56 (16 February 2021). The Victorian Supreme Court has found that whilst being held in prison, a person’s right to privacy and the right to be treated with dignity while deprived of liberty under the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic) were violated when he was subjected to random drug and alcohol testing and a strip search before SAFEGUARDS NEEDED TO STOP SECRET TRIALS The Human Rights Law Centre is calling for the introduction of legislated minimum standards of openness in Australia’s legal system to prevent trials taking place in secret. NEW VICTORIAN REPORT REAFFIRMS NEED TO LISTEN TO YOUNG The Human Rights Law Centre has welcomed a new report by the Victorian Commissioner for Children and Young People calling for major reform of Victoria’s youth legal system, including raising the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14 years without exception. STOP ROUTINELY STRIP SEARCHING YOUNG PEOPLE IN PRISON, NSW The Human Rights Law Centre is calling on the Berejiklian Government to ban the routine strip searching of young people in NSW prisons following a damning report by the NSW Ombudsman.TOGETHER IN SAFETY
Together in Safety reveals the devastating emotional and physical toll Australia’s separation policy has had on refugee families. The report includes first-hand testimony from families deliberately separated by the Australian Government. It also highlights the happy ending that could be open to all if the Government changed these laws. EXPLAINER: SOLITARY CONFINEMENT OF PEOPLE IN PRISON Solitary confinement is the isolation of a person in a cell for 22 hours or more a day without meaningful human contact. Prolonged solitary confinement is solitary confinement for a time period in excess of 15 consecutive days. This exists in all Australian jurisdictions, but is EXPLAINER: RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION LAWS IN AUSTRALIA There has been increasing political interest in introducing laws regulating freedom of religion and religious speech in Australia. This explainer sets out some of the history and key legal issues at play in this debate – from existing laws that allow religious schools to discriminate against LGBTQ students and teachers, to new proposals from conservative groups to override employers’ codes ASSISTED SUICIDE AND HUMAN RIGHTS: DPP SHOULD ISSUE Purdy, R (on the application of) v Director of Public Prosecutions UKHL 45 (30 July 2009) In this case, the House of Lords found that art 8 of the European Convention of Human Rights compelled the DPP to issue specific guidelines as to when prosecution would berecommended for a
PREVENTING HARM, PROMOTING JUSTICE: RESPONDING TO LGBT A major report confirms that religious conversion therapy and related practices are pervasive in many faith communities in Australia and causing real harm to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: Responding to LGBT NT CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL AWARDS COMPENSATION Various Applicants from Santa Teresa v Chief Executive Officer (Housing) NTCAT 7 Summary . The Northern Territory Civil and Administrative Tribunal (the Tribunal) has awarded compensation to Aboriginal tenants in the remote community of Santa Teresa over the Northern Territory government's failure to provide habitable public housing.Residents of 70 households in Santa Teresa HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Human Rights Law Centre uses strategic legal action, policy solutions and advocacy to support people and communities to eliminate inequality and injustice and build a fairer, more compassionate Australia. Learn More. Our Impact. Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ Rights. Dignity For People In VICTORIA’S BAIL LAWS ARE BROKEN AND NEED TO BE FIXED Victoria’s bail laws are broken and need to be fixed. The bail reforms introduced in 2018, which were intended to target men who commit violent offences, have in practice impacted women experiencing poverty and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women the most. Recent data shows that 53 per cent of women in Victorian prisons havenot been
MORRISON GOVERNMENT RUSHES THROUGH NEW LAWS THAT ALLOW The Morrison government has today rushed through legislation that will allow it to lock up refugees in detention centres, potentiality for the rest of their lives. The legislation - one of the first laws passed under new Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews – continues the previous Minister Peter Dut SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA FINDS THAT RANDOM URINE TESTINGSEE MORE ONHRLC.ORG.AU
BODY WORN CAMERA FOOTAGE CANNOT BE USED IN CIVILSEE MORE ONHRLC.ORG.AU
PREVENTING HARM, PROMOTING JUSTICE: RESPONDING TO LGBT A major report confirms that religious conversion therapy and related practices are pervasive in many faith communities in Australia and causing real harm to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: Responding to LGBTFREYA DINSHAW
Freya joined the HRLC as a Senior Lawyer in 2018, where she specialises in business and human rights. Freya’s work focuses on exploring opportunities for deploying advocacy, strategic litigation and international mechanisms to challenge the treatment of vulnerable communities by governments, companies and other actors. MENTAL HEALTH: KRACKE V MENTAL HEALTH REVIEW BOARD & ORS VCAT Makes Declaration of Breach of Human Rights in Major Charter Test Case On 23 April 2009, Justice Bell, President of the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, handed down a much anticipated decision which discussed in detail important aspects of the application and operation of the Charter.. The case concerned the compulsory medical treatment of a man, Mr Kracke, without his CHARTER PROMOTES AND PROTECTS RIGHTS OF PERSON WITH P J B v Melbourne Health & Anor (Patrick’s case) VSC 327 (19 July 2011) Summary. In this case, the Supreme Court of Victoria held that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal had both failed to interpret law consistently with human rights and had itself failed to act compatibly with human rights in appointing an administrator to sell the home of a man with disability against POLICING OF PROTESTS: EUROPEAN COURT RULES ON ‘KETTLING Policing of protests: European Court rules on ‘kettling’ of protesters. Austin & Ors v United Kingdom ECHR 459 (15 March 2012) Summary. In 2001, in the context of a demonstration in central London, up to 2000 people were contained within a police cordon (a measure known as "kettling") at Oxford Circus in London without accessto food
HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Human Rights Law Centre uses strategic legal action, policy solutions and advocacy to support people and communities to eliminate inequality and injustice and build a fairer, more compassionate Australia. Learn More. Our Impact. Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ Rights. Dignity For People In VICTORIA’S BAIL LAWS ARE BROKEN AND NEED TO BE FIXED Victoria’s bail laws are broken and need to be fixed. The bail reforms introduced in 2018, which were intended to target men who commit violent offences, have in practice impacted women experiencing poverty and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women the most. Recent data shows that 53 per cent of women in Victorian prisons havenot been
MORRISON GOVERNMENT RUSHES THROUGH NEW LAWS THAT ALLOW The Morrison government has today rushed through legislation that will allow it to lock up refugees in detention centres, potentiality for the rest of their lives. The legislation - one of the first laws passed under new Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews – continues the previous Minister Peter Dut SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA FINDS THAT RANDOM URINE TESTINGSEE MORE ONHRLC.ORG.AU
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PREVENTING HARM, PROMOTING JUSTICE: RESPONDING TO LGBT A major report confirms that religious conversion therapy and related practices are pervasive in many faith communities in Australia and causing real harm to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: Responding to LGBTFREYA DINSHAW
Freya joined the HRLC as a Senior Lawyer in 2018, where she specialises in business and human rights. Freya’s work focuses on exploring opportunities for deploying advocacy, strategic litigation and international mechanisms to challenge the treatment of vulnerable communities by governments, companies and other actors. MENTAL HEALTH: KRACKE V MENTAL HEALTH REVIEW BOARD & ORS VCAT Makes Declaration of Breach of Human Rights in Major Charter Test Case On 23 April 2009, Justice Bell, President of the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, handed down a much anticipated decision which discussed in detail important aspects of the application and operation of the Charter.. The case concerned the compulsory medical treatment of a man, Mr Kracke, without his CHARTER PROMOTES AND PROTECTS RIGHTS OF PERSON WITH P J B v Melbourne Health & Anor (Patrick’s case) VSC 327 (19 July 2011) Summary. In this case, the Supreme Court of Victoria held that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal had both failed to interpret law consistently with human rights and had itself failed to act compatibly with human rights in appointing an administrator to sell the home of a man with disability against POLICING OF PROTESTS: EUROPEAN COURT RULES ON ‘KETTLING Policing of protests: European Court rules on ‘kettling’ of protesters. Austin & Ors v United Kingdom ECHR 459 (15 March 2012) Summary. In 2001, in the context of a demonstration in central London, up to 2000 people were contained within a police cordon (a measure known as "kettling") at Oxford Circus in London without accessto food
SAFEGUARDS NEEDED TO STOP SECRET TRIALS The Human Rights Law Centre is calling for the introduction of legislated minimum standards of openness in Australia’s legal system to prevent trials taking place in secret. NEW VICTORIAN REPORT REAFFIRMS NEED TO LISTEN TO YOUNG The Human Rights Law Centre has welcomed a new report by the Victorian Commissioner for Children and Young People calling for major reform of Victoria’s youth legal system, including raising the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14 years without exception. STOP ROUTINELY STRIP SEARCHING YOUNG PEOPLE IN PRISON, NSW The Human Rights Law Centre is calling on the Berejiklian Government to ban the routine strip searching of young people in NSW prisons following a damning report by the NSW Ombudsman. EXPLAINER: MASKS, COVID-19 AND HUMAN RIGHTS The Victorian Government is requiring people in Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire to wear a face covering or mask when leaving their home to help stop the spread of COVID-19. This explainer seeks to debunk claims that the requirement breaches people’s human rights. #RAISETHEAGE: GOVERNMENTS MUST STOP LOCKING UP 10 YEAR OLD A coalition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, medical and human rights legal experts have today launched a campaign calling on all Australian governments to change laws that can lead to 10 year old kids being sent to prison. EXPLAINER: SOLITARY CONFINEMENT OF PEOPLE IN PRISON Solitary confinement is the isolation of a person in a cell for 22 hours or more a day without meaningful human contact. Prolonged solitary confinement is solitary confinement for a time period in excess of 15 consecutive days. This exists in all Australian jurisdictions, but is EXPLAINER: RAISING THE AGE The age of criminal responsibility is the age a child is considered capable of understanding they have done something wrong and can be dealt with in the criminal justice system. The age of 10 years is the minimum age set by our Governments that allow a child to be charged, brought before a court, sentenced and imprisoned. WIN FOR DEMOCRACY: DANGEROUS ANTI-PROTEST LAW DEFEATED IN Human rights, Aboriginal, social justice and environment organisations have welcomed the Tasmanian Legislative Council’s commitment to civil liberties with its voting down yesterday of the Workplaces (Protection from Protesters) Amendment Bill 2019 . UN FINDS AUSTRALIA’S TREATMENT OF ASYLUM SEEKERS VIOLATES The United Nations Special Rapportuer on Torture has found that various aspects of Australia’s asylum seeker policies violate the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. SMOKING BANS CAN BREACH HUMAN RIGHTS Smoking bans can breach human rights. CM, Re Judicial Review ScotCS CSOH_143 (27 August 2013) Summary. This case concerns the judicial review of a smoking ban imposed at the State Hospital of Scotland. Relying on articles 1, 8 and 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights, the Court concluded that it was unlawful to prevent aperson
HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Human Rights Law Centre uses strategic legal action, policy solutions and advocacy to support people and communities to eliminate inequality and injustice and build a fairer, more compassionate Australia. Learn More. Our Impact. Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ Rights. Dignity For People In MORRISON GOVERNMENT RUSHES THROUGH NEW LAWS THAT ALLOW The Morrison government has today rushed through legislation that will allow it to lock up refugees in detention centres, potentiality for the rest of their lives. The legislation - one of the first laws passed under new Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews – continues the previous Minister Peter Dut ASSISTED SUICIDE AND HUMAN RIGHTS: DPP SHOULD ISSUE Purdy, R (on the application of) v Director of Public Prosecutions UKHL 45 (30 July 2009) In this case, the House of Lords found that art 8 of the European Convention of Human Rights compelled the DPP to issue specific guidelines as to when prosecution would berecommended for a
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Freya joined the HRLC as a Senior Lawyer in 2018, where she specialises in business and human rights. Freya’s work focuses on exploring opportunities for deploying advocacy, strategic litigation and international mechanisms to challenge the treatment of vulnerable communities by governments, companies and other actors. UN FINDS AUSTRALIA’S TREATMENT OF ASYLUM SEEKERS VIOLATES The United Nations Special Rapportuer on Torture has found that various aspects of Australia’s asylum seeker policies violate the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. CHARTER PROMOTES AND PROTECTS RIGHTS OF PERSON WITH P J B v Melbourne Health & Anor (Patrick’s case) VSC 327 (19 July 2011) Summary. In this case, the Supreme Court of Victoria held that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal had both failed to interpret law consistently with human rights and had itself failed to act compatibly with human rights in appointing an administrator to sell the home of a man with disability against DENIAL OF CHURCH MEMBERSHIP REVEALS GAP IN ANTI Donate. Denial of Church membership reveals gap in anti-discrimination legislation. Bakopoulos v Greek Orthodox Parish of Mildura (Human Rights) VCAT 323 (26 March 2014) Summary. VCAT dismissed a claim of discrimination for the refusal of a parish to grant financial membership to a female congregant. UK HIGH COURT CONSIDERS HANDCUFFING OF PRISONERS WITH R (on the application of Graham) v Secretary of State for Justice All ER (D) 383 (Nov) (23 November 2007, Queen's Bench Division,Administrative Court, Mitting J). Summary. The Queen's Bench Division of the UK High Court has considered whether handcuffing two sick prisoners during treatment violated their right to freedom from cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment under art 3 of the VICTORIAN COURT OF APPEAL CONSIDERS CHARTER POST WK v The Queen VSCA 345 (30 November 2011). Summary. In a recent appeal from an interlocutory decision of the County Court, the Victorian Court of Appeal held, by a majority of 2:1, that s 32 of the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic) is applicable to the interpretation of the Surveillance Devices Act 1999 (Vic). Only His Honour Nettle JA considered the POLICING OF PROTESTS: EUROPEAN COURT RULES ON ‘KETTLING Policing of protests: European Court rules on ‘kettling’ of protesters. Austin & Ors v United Kingdom ECHR 459 (15 March 2012) Summary. In 2001, in the context of a demonstration in central London, up to 2000 people were contained within a police cordon (a measure known as "kettling") at Oxford Circus in London without accessto food
HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Human Rights Law Centre uses strategic legal action, policy solutions and advocacy to support people and communities to eliminate inequality and injustice and build a fairer, more compassionate Australia. Learn More. Our Impact. Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ Rights. Dignity For People In MORRISON GOVERNMENT RUSHES THROUGH NEW LAWS THAT ALLOW The Morrison government has today rushed through legislation that will allow it to lock up refugees in detention centres, potentiality for the rest of their lives. The legislation - one of the first laws passed under new Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews – continues the previous Minister Peter Dut ASSISTED SUICIDE AND HUMAN RIGHTS: DPP SHOULD ISSUE Purdy, R (on the application of) v Director of Public Prosecutions UKHL 45 (30 July 2009) In this case, the House of Lords found that art 8 of the European Convention of Human Rights compelled the DPP to issue specific guidelines as to when prosecution would berecommended for a
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Freya joined the HRLC as a Senior Lawyer in 2018, where she specialises in business and human rights. Freya’s work focuses on exploring opportunities for deploying advocacy, strategic litigation and international mechanisms to challenge the treatment of vulnerable communities by governments, companies and other actors. UN FINDS AUSTRALIA’S TREATMENT OF ASYLUM SEEKERS VIOLATES The United Nations Special Rapportuer on Torture has found that various aspects of Australia’s asylum seeker policies violate the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. CHARTER PROMOTES AND PROTECTS RIGHTS OF PERSON WITH P J B v Melbourne Health & Anor (Patrick’s case) VSC 327 (19 July 2011) Summary. In this case, the Supreme Court of Victoria held that the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal had both failed to interpret law consistently with human rights and had itself failed to act compatibly with human rights in appointing an administrator to sell the home of a man with disability against DENIAL OF CHURCH MEMBERSHIP REVEALS GAP IN ANTI Donate. Denial of Church membership reveals gap in anti-discrimination legislation. Bakopoulos v Greek Orthodox Parish of Mildura (Human Rights) VCAT 323 (26 March 2014) Summary. VCAT dismissed a claim of discrimination for the refusal of a parish to grant financial membership to a female congregant. UK HIGH COURT CONSIDERS HANDCUFFING OF PRISONERS WITH R (on the application of Graham) v Secretary of State for Justice All ER (D) 383 (Nov) (23 November 2007, Queen's Bench Division,Administrative Court, Mitting J). Summary. The Queen's Bench Division of the UK High Court has considered whether handcuffing two sick prisoners during treatment violated their right to freedom from cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment under art 3 of the VICTORIAN COURT OF APPEAL CONSIDERS CHARTER POST WK v The Queen VSCA 345 (30 November 2011). Summary. In a recent appeal from an interlocutory decision of the County Court, the Victorian Court of Appeal held, by a majority of 2:1, that s 32 of the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic) is applicable to the interpretation of the Surveillance Devices Act 1999 (Vic). Only His Honour Nettle JA considered the POLICING OF PROTESTS: EUROPEAN COURT RULES ON ‘KETTLING Policing of protests: European Court rules on ‘kettling’ of protesters. Austin & Ors v United Kingdom ECHR 459 (15 March 2012) Summary. In 2001, in the context of a demonstration in central London, up to 2000 people were contained within a police cordon (a measure known as "kettling") at Oxford Circus in London without accessto food
BOARD | HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Board of Directors. Professor Robynne Quiggin - Associate Dean at UTS Law Faculty and Business School and Chair of the NSW Aboriginal Housing Office. Andrew Carriline - Non-Executive Director. Jamie Gardiner - Vice-President, Liberty Victoria. Tim Goodwin - Barrister & Board Member, Roberta Sykes Indigenous Education Found. REPORTS | HUMAN RIGHTS LAW CENTRE The Human Rights Law Centre report, Safeguarding Democracy , documents the unmistakable trend of governments at national and state level steadily chipping away at free speech, a free press, peaceful assembly, open government and the rule of law - some of the foundations of our democracy. Read the report here BODY WORN CAMERA FOOTAGE CANNOT BE USED IN CIVIL German v State of Victoria VCC 1517 Summary. On 25 September 2020, the Victorian County Court held that use of body-worn camera footage (‘BWC footage’) obtained from police, ambulance, prison officers, and other prescribed persons under the Surveillance Devices Act 1999 (Vic) (‘the Act’) cannot be used by courts in civil proceedings.. The Court ruled that section 30E of the Act EXPLAINER: RAISING THE AGE The age of criminal responsibility is the age a child is considered capable of understanding they have done something wrong and can be dealt with in the criminal justice system. The age of 10 years is the minimum age set by our Governments that allow a child to be charged, brought before a court, sentenced and imprisoned. #RAISETHEAGE: GOVERNMENTS MUST STOP LOCKING UP 10 YEAR OLD Raising the age of criminal responsibility to 14 is a vitally important way to do so.”. See here for more information: www.raisetheage.org.au. Media contact: Michelle Bennett, Communications Director, Human Rights Law Centre: 0419 100 519. Sophie Trevitt, Change the Record: 0431 843 095. Sonia Sofat, Communications Adviser, NATSILS: 0407 780 643. PREVENTING HARM, PROMOTING JUSTICE: RESPONDING TO LGBT A major report confirms that religious conversion therapy and related practices are pervasive in many faith communities in Australia and causing real harm to lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people. Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: Responding to LGBT DENIAL OF CHURCH MEMBERSHIP REVEALS GAP IN ANTI Donate. Denial of Church membership reveals gap in anti-discrimination legislation. Bakopoulos v Greek Orthodox Parish of Mildura (Human Rights) VCAT 323 (26 March 2014) Summary. VCAT dismissed a claim of discrimination for the refusal of a parish to grant financial membership to a female congregant. NT CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL AWARDS COMPENSATION Various Applicants from Santa Teresa v Chief Executive Officer (Housing) NTCAT 7 Summary . The Northern Territory Civil and Administrative Tribunal (the Tribunal) has awarded compensation to Aboriginal tenants in the remote community of Santa Teresa over the Northern Territory government's failure to provide habitable public housing.Residents of 70 households in Santa Teresa HIGH COURT CONDEMNS CONDUCT OF VICTORIAN POLICE AND AB (a pseudonym) v CD (a pseudonym); EF (a pseudonym) v CD (a pseudonym) HCA 58 Summary. The High Court of Australia demonstrated its reluctance to uphold entitlements to confidentiality and privilege where there are egregious breaches of one’s right to a fair trial and legal professional privilege. VEXATIOUS LITIGANTS AND THE RIGHTS TO A FAIR HEARING Kay v Victorian Attorney-General & Anor (Victorian Court of Appeal, Unreported, 19 May 2009) In this case, the Victorian Court of Appeal considered whether the making of a vexatious litigant order was compatible with the right to a fair hearing under s 24 of the Victorian Charter. The Court held that while the right to a fair hearing subsumes a right to access the courts and, in certain cases About Us Our Impact Publications Get Involved Take ActionDonate
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