Racial Discrimination
Our people have always told the truth about what January 26 means. Dispossession. Violence. Stolen Land. Stolen children. Attempted cultural and linguistic erasure.
A 14-year-old Noongar boy says he was rammed, chased and racially abused by a motorist in Perth's north-east last month, in an incident his family says has left him injured and traumatised.
Two Aboriginal brothers, aged 11 and 13, were subjected to more than 150 police home checks over 20 months - often in the middle of the night - in behaviour they allege was racially discriminatory.
The New Zealand government has breached the Treaty of Waitangi through policies that have negatively impacted on the rights of Māori people, a new legal report alleges.
"Cleveland Dodd didn't die because he ran out of chances - he died because the world refused to give him one," says WA youth-justice advocate Gerry Georgatos, author of the soon-to-be-released Clevela...
A Federal Court class action has been launched against the Commonwealth, alleging a remote Work for the Dole scheme racially discriminated against Indigenous people.
Members of the Nagana Yarrbayn Wangan and Jagalingou Cultural Custodians have filed two Federal Court applications against Adani's Bravus Mining, alleging racial discrimination and vilification.
An Aboriginal family has filed a claim in the Federal Court against the Australian Electoral Commission, alleging they were left feeling criminalised and traumatised by the conduct of polling staff wh...
An 11-year-old Aboriginal boy on bail was subjected to more than 100 police checks over a seven-month period, in what a legal group says is evidence of "discriminatory patterns" in NSW policing.
Queensland Health have been hit with a class action over allegations of racial discrimination that claim Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people received inadequate healthcare spanning three deca...
Senator Lidia Thorpe has called on the re-elected Albanese government to "stop making excuses" and start delivering for First Peoples and the broader community.
Queensland Human Rights Commissioner Scott McDougall says the state government's decision to indefinitely delay legislated reforms to Queensland's Anti-Discrimination Act is a "huge disappointment" to...