The power of the seminar and report lies predominantly in the way it documented the lives of displaced Afghani women and girls, many of whom are in despair, potentially suicidal and with unmet mental health needs.
Listen to Rosemary Kayess, as she welcomed three distinguished experts in the field of guardianship: Peter Blanck, Gerard Quinn and Graeme Smith - and discussions on unjustified isolation from the community, the Jenny Hatch case, imaging of personhood, and much more...
On 18 May 2015, Michael Kirby and Barnaby Caddy discussed some confronting aspects of North Korean society – from millions subjected to the most severe human rights abuses to beneficiaries of the system reluctant to discuss its victims.
'Disability Rights – A Global Agenda for the 21st' Century provided an invaluable and dynamic contribution to the disability rights discourse in Australia and internationally, highlighting its progress and its future challenges.
UNSW Law and the Australian Human Rights Centre are pleased to announce an expert workshop on Disasters and International Law in the Asia-Pacific, to be held at UNSW on Friday 24 July 2015.
On Thursday 4 June in The Law Theatre at UNSW Law, Graeme Innes AM and Gerard Quinn spoke to Rosemary Kayess at the AHRCentre's 2015 Annual Public Lecture on global disability rights.
