Justice Within Injustice, Fifteen Years On
In the fifteen years since Blak and Black spoke of the erosion of civil liberties, much of what was forewarned has been realised.
In the fifteen years since Blak and Black spoke of the erosion of civil liberties, much of what was forewarned has been realised.
The cathedral of the rule of law faces challenges as has done Notre Dame, being damaged and rebuilt over the centuries to become a more complete icon.
The High Court of Australia case regarding the power of the Commonwealth to proscribe hate groups is a seminal test of the rule of law.
Freehold has never been at risk from Native Title in Australia, and arguments to the contrary by One Nation demonstrate the manipulation of community sentiment.
Equal treatment under the law requires that no-one be exempt from the accountability, including those serving in the Israeli military.
Assuming controls on freedom of speech in Australia lies in the hands of governments ignores extensive legal precedent and civic discourse.
The Bill's exposure draft posed significant risks to core rule-of-law principles, crucial to the underlying premise of democracy.
Thomas Emerson's Closing the Gap Bill is a crucial step toward dismantling the systemic racism in the ACT Public Service.
Protections of in whistleblower legislation fail to protect both the person making the disclosure and victims of malicious attack via fraud.
Finances, emotions and lack of accountability by police all serve to drive some innocent people to plead guilty to ease pressures.
The Australian legal system needs to tackle the tactical lawfare employed by the Zionist lobby that curtails criticism at the expense of free speech.
Zionist advocacy groups aim to silence criticism and dissent through the legal system, both domestically and internationally.
Australia's crackdown on the dissenting and outspoken voices underscores a concerning trend where the state overrules the rule of law.
Humanity is grappling with its own impermanence, unwilling to surrender but uncertain of how to endure.
The AI revolution demands new governance models to address its economic, social, and political impacts.
Freedom of speech and the rule of law are both necessary for democracy to function and endure.
The pattern of restrictive laws in Australia bears concerning similarities with the gradual decline of Germany toward the Nazi regime.
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Politicisation of the Australian Federal Police biases law enforcement, diverting the drivers from community service and underpinning unprofessional behaviour.
Access to justice is hampered by financial means for the majority, but there are ways to address the disparity.