Legal complexity, discretionary enforcement and systemic biases have created an environment where justice is unevenly administered.
Individual responsibility and universal jurisdiction are the positive legacies of Nuremberg upon which justice must continue to stand.
Attitudes toward Palestinians by Israelis are more nuanced than those demonstrated at the turn of the twentieth century, showing potential for a positive shift in dialogue.
Appointment of political figures and public servants to an Australian honour who demonstrate a lack of integrity devalues the awards system.
The actions of this senior ACT public servant underscore the vulnerability of Indigenous people to injustice within the ACT.
The Christian minority should not dictate society's rules in a pluralistic nation such as Australia.
A humanist view of the conflict in Gaza.
The fallacy of "white genocide" is being leveraged by Trump to debase South Africa's ICJ advocacy for Gazans, embedding cynicism into the legal discourse and definition.
AFP cracking down on antisemitism is important, but so is addressing the ongoing racism experienced by Indigenous people.
Zionist advocacy groups aim to silence criticism and dissent through the legal system, both domestically and internationally.
A peaceful resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict can only be achieved with the acknowledgement of history, including the Nakba.
Australia's crackdown on the dissenting and outspoken voices underscores a concerning trend where the state overrules the rule of law.
Hephaestus' brilliance in crafting the Shield of Achilles is in its message of the cost of war versus the benefits of peace.
The recent federal election in Australia has been nothing short of historic, marking a significant turning point in the nation’s political landscape. The landslide victory of the Australian Labor Party…
Outrage over the Welcome to Country is a dog whistle intended to set alight a racist agenda by a vocal minority.
The new century has seen a crisis of democracy across the world, as populism and economic pressures drive disillusionment.
The attitudes expressed by South Australia's Governor, George Gawler in 1838 reflect parallels with those in "The Island of Dr Moreau".
Humankind's eternal cycle of striving, failing, and re-imagining is reflected in the political dynamism our world repeats.
Freedom of speech and the rule of law are both necessary for democracy to function and endure.
Fairness, be it in sport of society, underpins trust in authority and the rule of the game as well as the rule of law.