Human rights
‘Grave robber’ posed for cameras as he pillaged human remains
The bi-nation expedition in 1948 was launched amid great fanfare but quickly turned toxic with secrets, scandals and the pillaging of Aboriginal burial sites, as revealed in this edited extract.
- Martin Thomas
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Why more than 100 leaders quietly met behind closed doors in Brisbane this week
Closed to media, the two-day gathering concluded with a public statement that called out “egregious breaches of human rights against children”.
- Courtney Kruk
- Dicey Topics
- Good Weekend
He was made Australia’s race discrimination commissioner. But his dad had questions
Giridharan Sivaraman discusses leaving his job as an employment and human rights lawyer, where freedom of faith ends – and the secret to a happy marriage.
- Benjamin Law
- Opinion
- Cycling
In Paddington, first-world problems begin with a bicycle
To frame your opposition to a Paddington cycleway as a human rights issue sets a new benchmark for entitlement, even for Sydney.
- Sarah Macdonald
Residents launch legal action over Oxford Street cycleway
The NSW government wants to build a new bike route between Taylor Square and Centennial Park, but a group of locals wants it diverted.
- Megan Gorrey
Judge steps in over Trump’s touted plan to send migrants to Libya
The relatives of a Mexican man said he had been instructed to sign a document allowing for his deportation to the African nation.
- Phil Stewart, Idrees Ali and Humeyra Pamuk
Why Troye Sivan’s ‘Protect the Dolls’ T-shirt was the style hit of Coachella
Created by fashion designer Conner Ives for London Fashion Week, the T-shirt’s moment at the music festival has turbocharged a fundraising appeal.
- Damien Woolnough
Crisafulli redefines human rights, tells UN to stay out of Queensland
In Wednesday’s heated session of parliament, Premier David Crisafulli defended his government’s law and order reforms.
- Sean Parnell
Israeli airstrike destroys Gaza’s only cancer hospital, ceasefire ‘bridges’ on the table
Meanwhile, E3 countries say they are “appalled” by the violence in Gaza and called for an immediate stop to strikes.
- Brahim Hazboun, Sam Mednick and Nidal al-Mughrabi
For decades, former premier Bob Carr opposed these laws. Now he has changed his mind
NSW Attorney-General Michael Daley told parliament on Wednesday that the government was open to considering a bill introduced by Greens MP Jenny Leong.
- Alexandra Smith and Frances Howe
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