ALHR member speaks on the ethics of supply chains

posted on August 9, 2015

Brynn O’Brien, a consultant on the human rights responsibilities of businesses, is on the federal government’s Supply Chains Working Group and an ALHR member. She spoke with Michael Williams on Radio National about the transparency of supply chains in food, clothing and other products. Listen here.  

Australia’s Human Rights Scorecard: Update

posted on August 4, 2015

The UPR Coordinating Committee (HRLC, NACLC and KLC) has provided an update on its work leading up to Australia’s Universal Periodic Review in November including fact sheets on key human rights issues in Australia. ————————————– Since lodging our Joint NGO Submission in March, we’ve been working with the UPR NGO Advisory Committee to prepare UPR Fact … Read More >>

Mercy Campaign for Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran

posted on February 16, 2015

Where there is life there is hope… ALHR strongly opposes the death penalty and calls on all other members of ALHR to sign the petition at Mercycampaign.org. Want to do more? Check out Amnesty International’s online campaign at http://www.amnesty.org.au  Additional information: Nine men are currently awaiting imminent execution in Indonesia. President Joko Widodo rejected the clemency … Read More >>

Take action with Remedy Australia

posted on June 10, 2014

Remedy Australia is Australia’s newest human rights NGO, launched on the 20th anniversary of 1994’s landmark Toonen v Australia case. Remedy Australia is a supporter-based organisation with a mandate to get Australia to comply with UN decisions on human rights complaints, both past and future. Australia is obliged to remedy individual violations and ensure they never happen again. … Read More >>