Will the UN Global Ocean Treaty Happen? – Greenpeace
Save our ocean and save the world. Hidden beneath the waters is a whole new world,…
United Nations
UN urges action to save pollinators this World Bee Day
Bee populations are in decline worldwide, prompting urgent calls for action as the world marks Bee…
Complaint lodged with UN over Australia’s “punitive” youth justice pol...
Human rights lawyers and Aboriginal leaders are calling on the United Nations to urgently address Australia’s…
Rights of children in detention ‘increasingly violated’
A report from Human Rights Watch has criticised the Australian criminal justice system for its treatment…
Making the most of COP 16 – Biodiversity
The UN defines biodiversity as “the diversity within species, including plants, animals, bacteria, and fungi.” The…
Renewed calls to refocus Harmony Week
Following last year’s calls to ditch Harmony Day – reverting it to the Elimination of Racial…
South Africa lodged case in The Hague
South Africa has lodged a case with the International Court of Justice against Israel, claiming the…
RENEWABLE ENERGY UPDATE: First Week of COP28 Announcements
The first week of COP28 has come and gone. One of the biggest announcements was the…
Renewable Energy Update: COP28 Conference
Last Thursday the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference began in Dubai. The Conference of the…
Australia eager to host the next COP meeting
We’re more aware about the COP meetings organised by the United Nations, where world leaders discuss…
Nakba: nationwide rallies to mark 75 years of Palestinian resistance
This coming Monday, 15 May, marks the 75th anniversary of Palestine’s Nakba – the start of…
Harmony Day and whitewashing cultural narratives
This year, the Australian Government decided to extend Harmony Day to Harmony Week. However, across…