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    • Complementary Protection in Australia: Filling the Gap in the Protection of Asylum Seekers 

      Farrelly, Sarah
      Published 2009-07-21
      There is currently a gaping hole in the effective protection of asylum seekers in Australia. The 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees (hereinafter, the “Refugee Convention”) is the cornerstone document in ...
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    • How can UNICEF Australia strenghten the use of images in fundraising and media campaigns to advance children's rights? 

      King, Lauren
      Published 2012-03-30
      This paper seeks to understand the key considerations for NGO's in using images effectively in fundraising and media campaigns
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    • Refugee and Asylum Seeker Rights 

      Ghahremani, Amanda
      Published 2011-12-09
      I will approach my analysis through the lens of new social movement theory and evaluate the role of the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPACS) at the University of Sydney in this context, asking: How can CPACS ...
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    • Sexual and Gender Rights and the United Nations Human Rights Framework: Towards a Resolution of the Debate? 

      Morgan, Lucy
      Published 2009-08-03
      The UN Declaration on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity, adopted on the 18th of December 2008, marked a milestone in UN history, formally placing the concerns of sexual and gender minorities on the General Assembly’s ...
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    • Targeting women as agents of (climate) change: a human rights based approach 

      Seewald, Kathleen
      Published 2012-01-20
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    • To what extent does the securitisation of asylum seekers contribute to Australia’s failure to meet its relevant international human rights obligations? 

      Donaldson, Jeremy
      Published 2011-12-09
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