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Jimmy Carter portrait, 1977
Bernard Gotfryd
03 August 2026

A controversial year: reassessing the Carter Administration’s human rights policy towards El Salvador in 1977

Kevin Robb uses recently declassified US documents to challenge the more critical interpretation of Carter's human rights policy.
  • Foreign policy
  • Human Rights
  • United States
Australian Senate - Parliament of Australia
JJ Harrison
08 May 2026

Institutional systems as rights protections: accountability and oversight mechanisms for national security agencies

Danielle Ireland-Piper and Dominique Dalla-Pozza explore the accountability and oversight mechanisms of Australia's national security institutions in protecting human rights.
  • Human Rights
  • National Security law
  • Oversight
The Moon passes through the Earth's shadow, resulting in a lunar eclipse
Ezra Acayan, Getty Images
20 April 2026

In space, who owes you rights?

Danielle Ireland-Piper | Lowy Institute
View of a Rohingya Camp in Bangladesh
Photo by Sadek Husein on Unsplash
20 June 2025

Destabilisation of refugee camps in Bangladesh could lead to a new exodus of Rohingyas

David Brewster | The Interpreter