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Dementia Australia is a member of the newly established Human Rights as We Age Network. Led by the Australian Human Rights Commission, the Network will work collaboratively and play an important role in advancing human rights for older persons. Australian Human Rights Commission

Many Indigenous families around the world say hospital staff often don’t understand their cultures or even give them basic rights during maternity care. #AUResearch bit.ly/43ZIG5y Dr Nina Sivertsen Dr. Susan E. Smith @tahliaJMALPA Flinders University via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand.

✨ There’s nothing quite like the energy of connecting face to face. ✨ If you’ve been craving meaningful conversations, fresh perspectives on human rights, & new opportunities to collaborate, this year's bit.ly/HumanRights25 Conference is the room you want to be in! Join us!

Have you heard of Homes4Good? If you own a rental property and you're willing to accept a sub-market rent, please join us to help people who desperately need a home but struggle to enter the private rental market and pay full prices. Find out more here sheltersa.asn.au/latest-news/

"The rule of law holds all people to account equally, regardless of rank or station, and prevents the arbitrary use of power."

Renters are paying for: Cold homes. High bills. Poor health. SACOSS backs minimum energy standards for rentals to address this inequity. Submission here: sacoss.org.au/submission-to-… #RentersRights #EnergyJustice #HousingEquity #SACOSS

Adults who lack legal decision-making capacity and children under the age of 18 can participate in legal proceedings with help from a litigation guardian. Learn more from the Law Handbook (lawhandbook.sa.gov.au/ch14s01s01.php) or call 1300 366 424 for free information and advice today.

Join the Antipoverty Centre and Anti-Poverty Network SA for a critical briefing in Adelaide on the current state of the compulsory activities known as mutual obligations as the government faces a potential Robodebt-scale disaster. More info & RSVP: bit.ly/MOBriefing2507…

Join the Antipoverty Centre and Anti-Poverty Network SA for a critical briefing in Adelaide on the current state of the compulsory activities known as mutual obligations as the government faces a potential Robodebt-scale disaster. #mutualobligations NobodyDeservesPoverty

Australia's human rights are sliding backwards, with a new report submitted to the United Nations from more than 150 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, human rights, legal, disability, refugee, LGBTIQA+ and climate organisations including the RRSNA.

Read the report: hrlc.org.au/reports/upr-20…

🇦🇺📽️ WATCH | Is Australia reversing on human rights? HRMI's latest data on #Australia was referenced in Human Rights Law Centre's new interview with ABC Breakfast. Watch the segment here: youtu.be/NQAWxAc0kFE?si…

Massive news out of The Hague this morning: The world's highest court Wednesday declared that states are obliged under international law to tackle climate change and warned that failing to do so could open the door to reparations ⁦AFP News Agency⁩ rfi.fr/en/internation…

In this blog, I explain how the ICJ’s historic Advisory Opinion on Climate Change addresses displacement, international protection and ongoing statehood researchinginternaldisplacement.org/short_pieces/h…

Rents are up 57% in a decade - and 34% in just 3 years. Adelaide, Hobart, Brisbane, Perth: once affordable, now out of reach. The govt must build social housing at scale, end unfair investor tax breaks, strengthen renters' rights, & lift incomes for those doing it toughest!

In a submission to the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Law Council of Australia has warned that urgent action is required to address human rights violations in Australia. lawcouncil.au/media/media-re…

Disability Discrimination Commissioner Rosemary Kayess is urging the Queensland Government to scrap plans to build more segregated schools or ‘special schools’. Commissioner Kayess wants the government to honour a commitment to the development of a National Roadmap for

‘We need to find common ground’: Hugh de Kretser’s human rights challenge smh.com.au/national/we-ne…

We are calling on Tasmanian Independent MPs to ensure a Human Rights Act is part of any negotiation with the major parties to form govt. Australia is one of only a few countries that does not protect human rights through a human rights law says Greg Barns SC themercury.com.au/news/tasmania/…

Check out a great new blog on the politics of kindness and the need for a Human Rights Act for Australia from Dr Kris Klugman OAM from Civil Liberties Australia rightsnetworksa.com/post/the-polit…