Ahead of the federal election, we asked the three major parties to respond to our Human Rights Agenda — a set of policy ...

The Pakistan government is pushing forward with its plans to arbitrarily and forcibly expel Afghan nationals, including refugees and asylum seekers, as part of the opaque ‘Illegal Foreigners ...

Inclusive language is language free from words, phrases or tones that reflect prejudiced, stereotyped or discriminatory views of particular people or groups. When we use inclusive language, we’re ...

The rules of war are known as International Humanitarian Law and include the Geneva Conventions, recognised by 196 countries. They are a practical set of rules applicable in armed conflict, intended ...

On Tuesday night, young people from across the continent gathered at the online Youth on the Mic forum to voice their human ...

The University of Melbourne is being urged to abandon policy changes that restrict staff and students’ right to protest and permit the widespread surveillance of people using their wifi network. The ...

21 March marks both the beginning of spring and Mother’s Day in Palestine. A day of celebration, of hope, but it is hard for us to think of hope now. My 12-year-old son apologized to me because he ...

Against the backdrop of President Nayib Bukele’s official visit to the White House on 14 April, Amnesty International released a public statement warning of the deepening human rights crisis in El ...

As discriminatory legislation that could be used to ban Pride marches in Hungary comes into effect today, Amnesty International has announced the launch of an international campaign calling on the ...

Here are our top 10 songs by local artists (in no particular order) to get your People-Powered Playlist started! There’s a 1975 song by Bob Dylan called ‘Hurricane’ that you’d probably recognise if ...