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Current Edition

Volume 14 Issue 2 April 2009

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Quantum of strategic litigation — quashing public participation, Thalia Anthony

Is it time to re-think special measures under the Racial Discrimination Act? The case of the
Northern Territory Intervention, Jonathon Hunyor

Human trafficking and human rights, Marie Segrave

Academic freedom and the ‘intellectual diversity’ movement in Australia, Katharine Gelber

Accountability, victims and reconciliation in South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation
Commission, Adam Stone

The clean and proper body: genetics, stigma and disability discrimination laws, Karen O’Connell

Previous Editions

Volume 14 Issue 1: December 2008

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Human rights, power and welfare conditionality , Ann Neville

Indigenous autonomy matters: what’s wrong with
the Australian government’s ‘intervention’ in
Aboriginal communities, Tom Calma

Joining the club: the Asia Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Institutions, the Paris Principles, and the advancement of human rights
protection in the region, Andrew Byrnes, Andrea Durbach and Catherine Renshaw

The international protection of journalists in armed conflict and other violent situations, Ben Saul

Children, medical treatment and religion: defining the limits of parental responsibility, Thomas Humphrey

Kariong Juvenile Correctional Centre: countless contraventions of international law, Mia Dambach

Extending the International Criminal Court’s jurisdiction to corporations: overcoming
complementarity concerns, Kathryn Haigh

Volume 13: Issue 2 July 2008

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Human Rights, Health and Development , Daniel Tarantola, Andrew Byrnes, Michael Johnson, Lynn Kemp, Anthony B Zwi and Sofia Gruskin

Mainstreaming wellbeing: an impact assessment for the right to health , Rebekah Gay

A 'vector of rights' approach for public health: towards an intersectional human rights framework for considering the prevention and treatment of harms to girl child soldiers , Annalijn Conklin and Benjamin Mason Meier

Healthy mind, healthy body: SARS, HIV/ AIDS and the justifiability of restrictions on media freedom in the People's Republic of China , Alexis Kalagas

The deprivation approach and the attainment of human rights: evidence for Australia , Peter Saunders and Yuvisthi Naidoo

A rights based approach to the assessment of global health initiatives , Loren Hallgath and Daniel Tarantola

Mental health tribunals: rights drowning in un-'chartered' health waters?, Terry Carney and Fleur Beaupert

Legislating descrimination protection for persons with disabilities in Australia and Sweden; a comparative analysis , Richard Sahlin

Volume 13: Issue 1 December 2007

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A human rights perspective on diplomatic protection: David Hicks and his dual nationality, Natalie Klien and Lise Barry

Boatloads of incongruity: the evolution of Australia's offshore processing regime, Tania Penovic and Azadeh Dastyeri

Reprocity in the justification of rights, Anthony J Langlouis

Nationalism and the problem of humanitarian intervention, Philip Spencer and Howard Wollman

Child Soldiers; Rescuing the lost childhood, Thomas Humphrey

From humanitarianism to human rights and justice; a way to go, Diane Gosden

Realising the right of Indigenous peoples to development through common law recognition of Aboriginal resource rights, Annie Leeks

The predisposition theory, human rights and Australian psychiatric casualties of war, Kristy Muir

Volume 12: December 2006

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Symposium on Marginality: Introduction, Sreanie Gamble

Between state sovereignty and invisibility: monitoring the human rights of returned asylum seekers, Claudia Tazreiter

When refugee claimants are kept in the dark: obstacles to seeking asylum in Australia, Fiona Martin

The exclsuion of women from financial services and the prospects of a human rights solution under Australian law, Stephen Tully

Land rights and Aboriginal voices, Gary Foley and Tim Anderson

Is reconciliation in Australia a dead end?, Elizabeth Moran

MArginalisation of some Solomon Islands by the Australian Intervention, Kirsty Ruddock

Reorienting human rights: young Pacific Island, Kylie Kane Anderson

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