Whistleblower Richard Boyle’s sentencing is another dark day for democracy, and shows that the Albanese Government must urgently act on whistleblowing reform. 

Human rights organisations have condemned the Government’s Home Affairs legislation tabled in Parliament this week, as yet another baseless attack on the rights of migrants, refugees and people seeking asylum.

The Human Rights Law Centre has slammed the Allan Government for passing laws that will put more First Nations people behind bars, harm families and communities, and condemn more people to the damage and trauma of police and prison cells.  

Women who blow the whistle are vital to exposing wrongdoing but are paying a heavy price for their courage, according to a new report released by the Human Rights Law Centre.

The Human Rights Law Centre is calling on the Albanese Government to take stronger action on modern slavery and protections for migrant workers after the UN Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Slavery sounded the alarm in a new report.    

The Human Rights Law Centre has brought further legal proceedings on behalf of Tasmanian grandmother, Susan Neill-Fraser, to challenge a new restrictive parole condition.

The Albanese Government is being pushed to take the opportunity to enact stronger legal protections for whistleblowers and establish a Whistleblower Protection Authority, at a Parliamentary Inquiry today. 

Bail saves lives. The Allan Government's dangerous bail laws will harm First Nations people, lock people up, and condemn them to the damage and trauma of police and prison cells.

The United Nations’ Human Rights Committee has urgently requested the Albanese Government not to remove a man from Australia to Nauru, while the Committee investigates the human rights implications of the planned deportation.  

Australian Uyghurs are taking retail giant Kmart to court seeking documents to determine whether Kmart engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct about the use of Uyghur forced labour by some of its clothing suppliers.  

A coalition of over 150 NGOs have today released a report scrutinising Australia's human rights record, identifying critical human rights issues where Australia is falling short.

12 years ago former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd made a cruel announcement that inflicted mandatory offshore detention on people who came to Australia seeking safety.