A Charter of Rights for Australia
Julian Burnside
There is one measure which, if adopted in Australia, would make an important difference to this flawed democracy of ours: it is a Charter of Rights. The response to the ...
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Artificial intelligence and human rights in Australia
Brett Solomon & Lindsey Andersen
Although artificial intelligence is already mainstream, experts have only recently started looking into the short- and long-term impacts of AI on human rights. Recently in 2018, artificial intelligence was a ...
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Bioethics
Max Charlesworth
Terri Schiavo, an American woman aged 41 years, was diagnosed as being in a persistent vegetative state (“brain dead”) and was kept alive by a feeding tube. Her husband, Michael ...
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Climate Change: It’s a ‘People’ Thing and it Discriminates
Kate Auty
Much of our agricultural land is presently straining under the ‘worst drought in living memory’: 80% of Queensland is drought declared. This drought comes upon the heels of the Millennium ...
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Creating justice for future generations
Janna Thompson
Most people care about the welfare of future generations. Parents want their children and grandchildren to live good lives. A British poll found that 64% of citizens think that the ...
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Destination equality!
Mary Crooks
Gender equality’s great promise is that it benefits all people, children, life partners, workplaces, our economy and democratic culture. This is a story of Australia’s progress on gender equality from ...
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Kate Auty
Climate Change: It’s a ‘People’ Thing and it Discriminates
Much of our agricultural land is presently straining under the ‘worst drought in living memory’: 80% of Queensland is drought declared. This drought comes upon ...
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Larissa Behrendt
You Do Not Inherit; You Hold On Trust
The concept of sustainability has always been central to indigenous cultures. Native Americans believe that you have to consider the impact of your actions on ...
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Julian Burnside
A Charter of Rights for Australia
There is one measure which, if adopted in Australia, would make an important difference to this flawed democracy of ours: it is a Charter of ...
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Julian Burnside
Refugees and Human Rights
One of the few philosophical precepts which is practically universal is captured in the Christian teaching: Do unto others as you would have them do ...
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Julian Burnside
The Human Rights of Refugees
It is not difficult to articulate the core elements of any human rights framework: we should acknowledge as inalienable rights those conditions that are generally ...
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Max Charlesworth
Bioethics
Terri Schiavo, an American woman aged 41 years, was diagnosed as being in a persistent vegetative state (“brain dead”) and was kept alive by a ...
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