In countries like Myanmar, millions have fled war, violence and persecution. But what power, if any, do our global legal institutions have to enact change?
By Anne Griffin-Appadoo | Business; Business at Curtin; Research; Business, management and law; Social sciences | Leave a comment
While LGBTIQA+ rights have gained ground in Australia and globally, there has been a coeval rise in homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, and intersexism.
By Zoe Taylor | Arts and culture; Research; Research Featured; The future of humanity; Humanities; Social sciences | Leave a comment
Hoda Afshar left her home town of Tehran 11 years ago as a respected photojournalist and artist. The Curtin PhD student says her doctoral research has given her work a deeper level of understanding.
By Karen Green | Arts and culture; Campus and community; Culture, language and Indigenous; Humanities; Social sciences; The arts and creative industries | Leave a comment
Where can a human rights degree take you? For artist and Curtin graduate Alexandra Devitt-Lansom, it led to unexpected job opportunities in her local community in the Barossa Valley.
By Daniel Jauk | Alumni news; Humanities; The arts and creative industries | Leave a comment
Ela Gandhi, granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi visited Curtin recently. Find out what she had to say on human rights and the death of Nelson Mandela.
By Jessica Ibacache | Campus and community; Culture, language and Indigenous; Education; The arts and creative industries | Leave a commentStories about asylum seekers and Australian detention centres feature in an inspirational new book officially launched in Melbourne today.
By Monique Billstein | Campus and community; Culture, language and IndigenousCRICOS Provider Code: WA 00301J
