Queensland Government bans conversion therapy
Today Queensland became the first state in Australia to criminalise conversion therapy. Under the...
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Category: civil-liberties
“Peace Crimes” launched at West End’s House Conspiracy
In 2006, I travelled to Alice Springs to sit in on the trial of former West End resident Jim...
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Chief Magistrate rejects Police attempts to prevent refugee protest
Jonathan Sri, Councillor for the Gabba Ward, has welcomed a decision by the Chief Magistrate Terry...
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Protesters maintain resolve to fight for refugees
Awareness of the plight of refugees detained in hotels, like those at Kangaroo Point Central, has...
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Out with the Windsors – the Sax Coburg Gotha
White Australians struggling with approaches to justice for First Nations people might consider a...
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Jackie Trad Vows to Fight LNP on Plans to Wind Back Abortion Laws
Labor Member for South Brisbane, Jackie Trad, has vowed to protect Queensland’s historic laws to...
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In a time of crisis civil liberties must be respected
Covid-19 means that we are living in a time of uncertainty. Governments across the country are...
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What is the Religious Freedom Bill and why are people protesting?
What is the Religious Freedom Bill and why are people protesting? On Saturday 1 February at 5.00pm...
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Rental Law Reforms – its time to have your say!
Last year the government completed its Open Doors to Rental Reforms consultation. The government’s...
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Whistleblowers need protection – IPAN
The prosecutions of former senior ASIS intelligence officer and whistleblower, Witness K and his...
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Uluru Statement should be respected
In a statement made last week, Minister for Indigenous Australians, The Honorable Ken Wyatt MP,...
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Drug testing welfare recipients opposed by QCCL
In a Bill to be tabled in Federal Parliament next week, the Morrison Government is reviving a plan...
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