Category: Human Rights
Why Australia Needs a Robust National Anti-Corruption Commission and a Federal Bill of Rights
Australia’s integrity relies upon managing corruption through a robust anti-corruption agency and the protections of a Bill of Rights.
Politics as a Dream Caught by Reality: Cyclical History, Vico’s Philosophy, and the Populist Spiral
Humankind’s eternal cycle of striving, failing, and re-imagining is reflected in the political dynamism our world repeats.
Unanimous 16-0 Jury Acquittal and Systemic Bias in the ACT
Questions must be asked of the ACT Government about the unanimous 16-0 acquittal of whistleblower Mark Mullins.
The Quest for Integrity in Politics: The Greens Are Not The Answer
The Greens disappointing lack of integrity in their coalition government with ACT Labor, prompts concerns of the same at a Federal level.
The Illusion of Equality: The Layers of Legal Accountability in Society
True justice requires that legal standards and protections and administered in a manner that ensures all people, regardless of station or means, may access equally.
Silently Struggling for Justice: A Call to Defend Democracy
The undermining of protections against citizens by ACT Labor sets a dangerous precedent for not only the ACT, but the broader Australian landscape.
Australia’s Lego Jurisdiction and it’s Hollow Facade of Justice
The facade of the Australian Capital Territory as the nation’s most progressiveness jurisdiction is at odds with its corrupt legal and political systems.
The Disturbing Truth Behind Amsterdam: Dangers of Challenging the Narrative
Reposted with permission from BlakandBlack. This past weekend in Amsterdam, a series of events unfolded that have sparked significant controversy and discussion. As details emerge, it becomes increasingly apparent that a web of skulduggery and misinformation is being woven around the facts of what transpired. This situation is particularly troubling as it reflects a broader…