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Universal Declaration of Human Rights

The Woman Who Spoke Truth To Impunity: Francesca Albanese, The United Nations, And The Price Of Conscience
Human Rights / International Law / United Nations

The Woman Who Spoke Truth To Impunity: Francesca Albanese, The United Nations, And The Price Of Conscience

I. A Room Without Empathy On 30 October 2024, Francesca Albanese – UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories – stood before the General Assembly and said what those…

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May 31, 2026
State Power, Intersectional Identity and the Lie of Equality Before the Law
ACT Government / Discrimination/Racism / Former Commissioner / Government / International Law / Rule of Law

State Power, Intersectional Identity and the Lie of Equality Before the Law

Assuring equality under the law requires the persistent effort of people and institutions to deliver on the promise, a matter at which Australia is failing.

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April 19, 2026
The Struggle for Palestinian Human Rights in an Era of Eroding International Justice
Human Rights / International Law / Rule of Law

The Struggle for Palestinian Human Rights in an Era of Eroding International Justice

The imposition of sanctions on Palestine is inconsistent with those faced by other states, disrupting international norms crucial to upholding international human rights.

15 Comments
March 11, 2026
The Significance of Human Rights: A Review of the UN Declaration
Corruption / Education / Environment / First Nations/Indigenous / Government / Human Rights / International Law / United Nations

The Significance of Human Rights: A Review of the UN Declaration

The UN Declaration of Human Rights sets standards for the protection and advancement of people, but the reality is more challenged.

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February 7, 2025

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  • RAMSI - the scion of the juggernaut of greed

    Solomon Star
    13 October 2011
  • AFP accused of fabricating evidence, yet again

    Solomon Star (Print only)
    4 October 2011
  • Moti affair

    Solomon Star
    14 September 2011
  • Moti affair

    Fiji Sun
    12 September 2011
  • Moti appeal exposes mixed loyalties and judicial corruption

    Solomon Star
    22 July 2011
  • Moti end game

    FijiSun
    22 July 2011
  • Letters to the editor: Article by Bakchos

    Solomon Star
    20 July 2011
  • Co-operate or else! AFP thuggery for a white Australia

    Solomon Star
    24 June 2011
  • The strange case of Bill Johnson, a study in neo-colonial hypocrisy

    Solomon Star
    17 June 2011
  • Neo-colonialism in the Torres Strait

    Solomon Star
    14 June 2011
  • Moti and other affairs

    Solomon Star
    9 June 2011
  • Comment: Excellent Read

    Fiji Sun
    7 June 2011

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  1. Paula on Tied to the Fence: Terra Nullius, Mixed Ancestry and Silence

    This is disgusting.

  2. Paula on What We Said Over Breakfast: Helen Haines and Division

    Pauline Hanson is a nasty racist bitch, and anyone who thinks she’s the answer to the country’s woes is seriously…

  3. Mirko on The Mullins Minute: ACT Treasury Knew the Truth in 2001

    It’s as clear as crystal what Tu Pham did, so why hasn’t she been charged?

  4. Mirko on Tied to the Fence: Terra Nullius, Mixed Ancestry and Silence

    This whole thing is disgraceful.

  5. Mirko on The Myth of Terra Nullius

    Always Was Always Will Be Aboriginal Land . The land was never ceded.

  6. Mirko on What We Said Over Breakfast: Helen Haines and Division

    This just goes to show that the AFP are every bit as corrupt and racist as people say. Weneed a…

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