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Business, human rights and the economic crisis
This week marks the start of the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
Brazil’s transformed middle class
Brazil has cut the percentage of people living in extreme poverty from 12 per cent to 4.8 per cent - but does this represent genuine change?
Damming human rights
An 11,000 megawatt Amazonian hydro project will force 14 Indigenous communities from their homes and destroy natural habitats
A woman’s home is her castle
It's a story of a working class family being kicked out of their home to make way for a big business development. The family is offered an unfair amount of compensation and pressured by the company and the authorities to get out. As they try to fight back, they’re bullied and threatened. Sound familiar?
Haiti’s women face new struggles to survive
Women in Haiti are tragically being forced to trade sex for food in order to survive - and help their children survive.
Domestic workers’ rights are not optional
Many of Indonesia’s domestic workers are girls as young as 13 years old, living thousands of kilometres from home and working 18 hours a day, seven days a week.
31,000 signatures collected as U2’s antipodean leg finishes
Amnesty International on tour with U2: 31,000 signatures collected as antipodean leg finishes
Shell apologises…
Sarah Marland finds a website where Shell apologises to the people of the Niger Delta. Can it be true?

Bitter charcoal and black tears
Events in Cambodia bring back images of forced evictions seen by our Publications Manager as a young journo working in apartheid South Africa.

Main street or mean street
Our Government Relations Coordinator, Robyn Seth-Purdie, blogs from New York after attending an informal briefing at the UNHRC and then meeting her counterparts at AI USA in Washington.

Lost pyjamas, headless chooks, and human rights
Our Government Relations Coordinator blogs from the UN Human Rights Committee Meeting in New York.
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I hope that Australia is bringing diplomatic pressure to bear in the fight against this prehistoric legislation.
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8 February 2012, 11:02PM