Children’s detention. What are the NT and Queensland governments hiding?
The Northern Territory and Queensland governments have refused to let the UN human rights advocate into their ...
Aleta Moriarty
Aleta is a practitioner researcher in human rights, disability inclusion and gender. She is completing a PhD at University of Melbourne and has twenty years of experience working across agencies including the United Nations, UN Women, World Bank, and the University of Melbourne. She is currently standing as an Independent Candidate for Western Victoria. Her website is www.aletamoriarty.com
UN puts media giants on notice over Gaza as journalists’ death toll spirals
UN Special Rapporteur, Francesca Albanese has released a blistering report on media complicity in war crimes as ...
Helen Haines. We have been warning this would happen
Mental illness, extremism or terrorism? The horrific attack on Helen Haines puts Australia at a crossroads. Aleta ...
World Humanitarian Day. Worker deaths nearly triple in 3 years amid aid cuts
World Humanitarian Day reminds us this is the deadliest time in history for aid workers. Humanitarian expert Aleta ...
Corporate bail-out epidemic. Rich-profits Rio nabs $2.5B in second rescue
The Albanese and Minns' bailout of Rio Tinto's aluminium smelter is the 5th large corporate rescue in two years. ...
UN refutes Jillian Segal’s Gaza death toll claim before Royal Commission
Responding to Special Envoy Jillian Segal's claim of a "grossly inflated" death toll in Gaza, UN spokesperson for ...
The Hanson surge. Protest vote a threat to democracy?
Pauline Hanson's One Nation won the Farrer by-election last week, while Nigel Farage's Reform UK trashed the ...
The expensive machinery of war. What’s the scam?
According to SIPRI, global military expenditure reached $2,718B in 2024, a 9.4% annual increase and the steepest ...
Women Deliver Conference. Glimmers of hope amid the doom and gloom?
The Women Deliver conference in Melbourne exposed the global decline in humanitarian aid amid escalating conflict.
Helen Clark Warns Democracy Is Taking an Authoritarian Turn | Michael West Media
Helen Clark at the Women Deliver conference in Melbourne, where 6,000 people from 189 countries gathered to ...
International Women’s Day. Never closer to equality, nor closer to losing it.
Women's rights are rolling back at the exact moment women are being pushed closer to war, poverty and public violence.
Juvenile Justice. Caging children while corporate criminals go free
In Australia, children as young as ten can go to prison for shoplifting, while a corporate executive responsible ...
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