For over 400 years, more than 15 million men, women and children were the victims of the tragic transatlantic slave trade, one of the darkest chapters in human history. Every year on 25 March, the International Day of R

Source URL: www.un.org

• International criminal law
• Ethics
• Slave trade
• African slave trade
• Atlantic slave trade
• Abolitionism
• International observance
• Sexual slavery
• The Slave Route Project
• Slavery
• Racism
• Crimes against humanity

On a dry street in a flooded Brisbane, two men survive on illegal trade. Cut off from the safety of the walled city, their loyalty is tested when isola­ tion becomes complete. Megan McGrath

Source URL: www.brisbane.qld.gov.au

A F ramework for Ac tion for Reducing th e Ta sma nian Government’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Dr Ka te C rowley School of Gov ern men t, Un iversity of Tasman ia Presented to the Premier of Tasmania

Source URL: www.climatechange.tas.gov.au

• Climate change
• Climate change policy
• United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
• Emissions trading
• Carbon neutrality
• Climate Change Act
• Kyoto Protocol
• Greenhouse gas inventory
• Climate change mitigation
• Environment
• Carbon dioxide
• Carbon finance

The Hon Nicola Roxon MP Attorney-General Monday, November[removed]SAMSN submission on Terms of Reference Survivors & Mates Support Network was formed in 2010 by three men who suffered abuse during their childhood and a

Source URL: www.samsn.org.au

• Human sexuality
• Abuse
• Child abuse
• Child sexual abuse
• Peer support
• Catholic sex abuse cases
• Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse
• Sexual abuse
• Human behavior
• Sex crimes

From Delhi silver to golden Glasgow Michael Shelley didn’t dare look round as he approached the finish of the men’s marathon on Sunday morning. He hoped no-one was there, but willed himself not to look. “I thought,

Source URL: www.commonwealthgames.com.au

White Ribbon Policy The issue of corporal punishment of children and men’s violence against women in Australia What is Corporal Punishment? Corporal punishment is defined as ‘the use of physical force towards a child

Source URL: www.whiteribbon.org.au

• Parenting
• Youth rights
• Corporal punishment in the home
• Corporal punishment
• Convention on the Rights of the Child
• School discipline
• Assault
• Teacher
• Capital and corporal punishment in Judaism
• Ethics
• Education
• Violence

Sustainability Principles We all have to move together on this road towards healing. Resources and planning also need to address the underlying factors of family violence as well as providing programs that focus exclusiv

Source URL: www.1800respect.org.au

• Family therapy
• Violence against women
• Stolen Generations
• Domestic violence
• Violence against men
• Violence
• Abuse
• Ethics
• Australia

MEDIA RELEASE Friday 22 August 2014 – for immediate release Funding certainty call for Indigenous family violence legal help The Community Law Australia national access to justice campaign calls on the Prime Minister a

Source URL: www.communitylawaustralia.org.au

• Ethics
• Violence
• Domestic violence
• Violence against men
• Legal aid
• Behavior
• National Legal Aid & Defender Association
• Tulane Law School Domestic Violence Clinic
• Violence against women
• Abuse
• Family therapy

Tuesday 5 October[removed]Gymnasts create history on a golden opening day in Delhi In a history-making golden moment at the Indira Ghandi Complex our men’s gymnastics team achieved what they had dreamed about coming to D

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• Australia at the 2011 World Aquatics Championships
• Australia at the 2010 Commonwealth Games
• Swimming
• Emily Seebohm
• Marieke Guehrer

Wednesday 13 October[removed]Triple treat at the track and field Australia won three gold medals on the final night at the main stadium, with Jarrod Bannister spearing his way to gold in the men’s javelin, Alana Boyd mak

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• Matthew Mitcham
• Summer Olympic Games
• Sport in Australia