Israel's Death Penalty Law Raises Palestinian Execution Fears
Palestinians fear executions without due process after Israel passed a law mandating the death penalty for terrorism convictions in military courts, raising human rights concerns.
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Adelaide Protester Chains Self to Defence Plant
An activist in Adelaide has chained themselves to a global defence manufacturing plant, sparking a major police response and highlighting local opposition to the facility's operations.
Humans as Killing Machines Need More Peace Voices
Andrew Miller argues that humanity's efficiency in conflict demands amplified peace advocacy to counter destructive tendencies and foster global harmony.
Chinese Woman Hospitalised After Alleged Racist Attack
A 27-year-old Chinese woman was assaulted and threatened with a knife in Canberra, following alleged racist abuse, leaving her bloodied and fearful for her safety in the capital.
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First NSW Jail Sentence for Coercive Control Sets Legal Precedent
Callum Fairleigh becomes the first person imprisoned under NSW's new coercive control laws, with victim-survivors describing the landmark sentencing as validating and crucial recognition of this silent crisis.
Michael Johnson: Unsung Hero of Fred Hollows Foundation
Jack Waterford highlights Michael Johnson's pivotal role in the Fred Hollows Foundation, crediting him for its global success in eye care and humanitarian efforts.
Calls to Strip OAM from Convicted Child Abuser Geoffrey Guest
Advocates are demanding that convicted child abuser Geoffrey Guest be stripped of his Order of Australia Medal, citing his crimes as incompatible with the honour.
Full Story on Domestic Violence Must Be Told
An editorial calls for comprehensive reporting on domestic violence, highlighting the need for accurate data and survivor stories to drive policy and community action.
Iran Women's Football Team Safe House Infiltrated by Staffer
Fresh claims suggest a support staffer infiltrated the safe house of the Iranian women's football team in Australia, allegedly convincing players to withdraw asylum claims and return home.
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UN Women Australia's International Women's Day Event
UN Women Australia hosted its annual International Women's Day lunch at Optus Stadium, featuring speakers like Emma Garlett and Jennifer Robinson advocating for gender equality.
Undercover Cop's 20-Year Deception Shatters Lives
Two Australian women discover their trusted friend and romantic partner was an undercover police officer, part of the UK's SpyCops scandal, leaving them devastated and questioning reality.
Clergy Abuse Network Renews Push for Memorial
A clergy abuse network is renewing calls for a national memorial to honor survivors of child sexual abuse, advocating for recognition and healing in Australia.
SA Couple's Anti-Gay Marriage Comments Spark Hate Speech Outcry
A South Australian couple's public comments linking gay marriage to bestiality have ignited a fierce debate over hate speech and daily intolerance in the state, with critics condemning the remarks as harmful and divisive.
Newcastle Marks Tibetan Uprising Day, Recalls 1959 Protest
Newcastle residents gathered to commemorate Tibetan Uprising Day, reflecting on the 1959 protest against Chinese occupation and ongoing human rights concerns in Tibet.
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Princess Eugenie Ends Patronage of Anti-Slavery Charity
Princess Eugenie has resigned as patron of Anti-Slavery International, a UK human rights charity, following her father Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest and ongoing scandals.
International Women's Day 2026: The Ongoing Journey
As International Women's Day 2026 approaches, the global movement for gender equality continues to evolve, highlighting persistent challenges and celebrating progress in areas like pay equity and leadership.
International Women's Day: Absurdity and Wonder Tribute
On International Women's Day, we explore the contradictions and celebrations that define this global event, from its serious activism to its joyful absurdities.
Australia Targets Gender Equality by 2026 Women's Day
The Australian government has announced a comprehensive plan to address gender disparities in pay, leadership, and safety, with a goal of achieving balance by International Women's Day 2026.
Virginia Haussegger: Gender Equality Not Enough
Virginia Haussegger argues that gender equality is insufficient, calling for a shift to gender equity to address systemic barriers and achieve true fairness in society.
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WA Women's Hall of Fame 2026 Inductees Honoured
Sixteen remarkable women have been inducted into the WA Women's Hall of Fame for 2026, recognised for their profound impact on gender equality, education, and community advocacy across Western Australia.
YWCA Canberra Celebrates Progress in Gender Equality
YWCA Canberra reports notable achievements in gender equality initiatives, highlighting community programs and policy advocacy efforts to empower women and girls.
Bondi Antisemitism Sparks Royal Commission Demands
A recent antisemitic incident in Bondi has led to widespread calls for a royal commission to address rising hate crimes in Australia, with community leaders urging government action.
Bondi Probe Could Spark Anti-Semitism Fightback
A new investigation into the Bondi attack is seen as a critical step in Australia's broader effort to combat rising anti-Semitism, with calls for stronger legal and community responses.
LGBTIQA+ Group Urges Laws After Perth Hate Flyers
Rainbow Futures WA calls for sexual vilification laws after queerphobic flyers targeting community members circulated in Perth suburbs for over a year, citing hate speech concerns.
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Abdel Fattah Headlines Festival, Advocates Rights
Prominent Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel Fattah headlines a major festival, delivering a powerful speech on human rights and political freedom in the Middle East.
WA Could Lead Nation with Human Rights Act
Western Australia is positioned to set a precedent by enacting a Human Rights Act, potentially influencing federal policy and enhancing protections for all Australians.
WA Premier Condemns Attack as Rally Organisers Warn on Laws
Premier Roger Cook condemns a firebombing attempt at an Invasion Day rally in Perth, calling it a racist attack on democracy. Rally organisers warn new protest laws could backfire, limiting movements against hate.
Modern Slavery in Australia: Hidden Crisis Exposed
A new podcast reveals the alarming prevalence of modern slavery in Australia, with thousands trapped in forced labor and exploitation across various industries.
Grace Tame Defends Rally Chants Amid Hate Speech Condemnation
Activist Grace Tame has clarified she does not advocate violence after chanting phrases at a Sydney protest that the NSW Government labels hate speech, sparking political fury and calls to strip her Australian of the Year title.
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Jimmy Lai Jailed in Hong Kong: Press Freedom Landmark
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to prison in a high-profile case that critics say targets press freedom under China's national security law, sparking international concern.
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