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By Heidi Yates-
The proposed introduction of ‘sexual orientation’, ‘gender identity’ and ‘intersex status’ as ...
Last month we ran a special themed post series on the 57th session of the Commission on the Status of Women ...
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On Monday, March 25th, ninety-seven students at Leflore High School in Mobile, Alabama were ...
It has been a week since the hearing in Windsor v United States. Karl Laird provides an interesting analysis of ...
The Criminal Law (Amendment) Bill 2013was passed by the Indian Parliament and now awaits the sanction of the ...
On 25 March 2013, the Court of Final Appeal (CFA) in Hong Kong unanimously allowed an appeal by three asylum ...
By Lauren Dancer-
In Saskatchewan (Human Rights Commission) v. Whatcott 2013 SCC 11the Supreme Court of Canada ...
Yesterday, the United States Supreme Court heard argument in Windsor v United States. We have been closely ...
By Boxun Yin -
In Monis v The Queen [2013] HCA 4, the High Court of Australia considered the unique Australian ...
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The renewed United Nations Conference on the Arms Trade Treaty opened on 18 March 2013 ...
By Dominique Allen -
Late last year, I wrote about the proposed changes to modernise Australia’s ageing ...
By John Hirst -
Prisoners’ voting rights remain a vexed issue in the United Kingdom. Following the European ...
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