Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: Responding to LGBT conversion therapy in Australia
Preventing Harm, Promoting Justice: Responding to LGBT conversion therapy in Australia calls for action by governments, the health sector and religious communities to better respond to people experiencing conflict between their gender identity or sexual orientation and their beliefs.
Legislating Human Rights Acts: From Whitlam to Now
Commissioned by the Human Rights Law Centre and authored by Professor Jessie Hohmann from the UTS Faculty of Law, this new report shows how an Australian Human Rights Act could person should have a safe, secure and healthy place to call home, regardless of their postcode or bank balance.
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Protecting whistleblowers and NGOs from getting SLAPPed
The Human Rights Law Centre has launched a new guide to help protect whistleblowers and NGOs from from retaliatory legal risks, and safeguard truth-telling and transparency.
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Women whistleblowers pay a heavy price for speaking out
Women who blow the whistle are vital to exposing wrongdoing but are paying a heavy price for their courage. This report analyses the first year of client data from the Human Rights Law Centre’s Whistleblower Project.
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