Executive Council of Australian Jewry co-chief executive Alex Ryvchin says he is concerned someone could soon die if anti-Semitic attacks continue, after his former home was vandalised in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
A federal judge has blasted an Administrative Appeals Tribunal member for adhering to serious stereotypes about Indian chefs.
A teenager has been granted permission to access cross-sex hormones, despite a Family Court judge saying he expects to see future ‘regret’ cases relating to gender dysphoric children come through the courts.
Michael Lee has unpicked challenging legal cases, fought hard for open justice, and stood publicly against anti-Semitism; that’s why he is nominated for The Australian’s Australian of the Year.
A judge has blasted the AAT for copying the reasons of the immigration minister’s delegate when affirming a decision to strip an Indian immigrant of his student visa.
A road map to improve the experiences of rape complainants has laid bare key goals for justice reform, including specialist sexual assault courts and mandatory rape training for people serving alcohol.
The family of a former US marine pilot and Australian citizen accused of illegally training Chinese pilots say they are ‘devastated’ by the ‘inhumane’ decision for him to be extradited to the United States.
I fell for the Blake Lively smear campaign. I did, and I’m sorry. But while many will dismiss this story as frivolous, there are dark forces at work here shaping the way we think, act and feel.
A family lawyer who repeatedly forged her clients’ signatures, lied to one of them when claiming their child had been kidnapped, and misused trust funds has been struck off.
Juries in rape trials can carry false assumptions about sexual consent, a new handbook for judges, police and lawyers says.
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