The September 2007 edition of the Human Rights Law Resource Centre Bulletin includes:
- ‘Eureka! The Government Wins Again’ – an opinion piece by Julian Burnside QC
- News regarding the Australian Government’s reports to the UN under the ICCPR and the ICESCR
- A case note on a recent Victorian Supreme Court decision which considered the right to legal counsel under the Victorian Charter of Human Rights
- An analysis of some recent Statements of Compatibility tabled in Victorian Parliament pursuant to the Charter of Human Rights
- Case notes on recent significant human rights decisions from the European Court of Human Rights, the UK Court of Appeal and the UK High Court
- Information about the Centre’s policy work relating to the proposed WA Human Rights Act and the Federal Government’s interventions in Indigenous affairs in the Northern Territory
- Updates on the Centre’s casework and litigation, including in relation to the provision of medical services under the Victorian Charter and the conduct of ASIO
- Information about forthcoming human rights seminars and events
- Information about useful human rights resources, including the most recent additions to the Centre’s website and a review of UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: CCPR Commentary by Prof Manfred Nowak
- ‘If I Were Attorney-General’ by Robin Banks, CEO of the Public Interest Advocacy Centre and Director of PILCH NSW
