Category: Human Rights
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Words Without Witness: Commitment to a Safe Space for Indigenous People in the ACT
Questioning Genuine Commitment by the ACT Government and the Australian Federal Police to Ensure the ACT is a Safe Space for Indigenous People to Live and Work
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Misrepresenting History – How One Viral Post Fuels Holocaust Denialism
Initially published on Blak and Black, this post highlights the harm of Holocaust denialism.
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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.
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The Danger of Silencing Dissent: Pro-Israel Lobbying, Censorship, and Australian Political Complicity
The danger in silencing the critical voice by conflation with any form of marginalisation, including antisemitism, is the suppression of legitimate dissent.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.