SYDNEY CRIMINAL LAWYERS

The furore over the federal government’s claim to be cracking down on the nation’s deportation system may be all to do about nothing.

Instead of whining over graffiti that calls for an end to genocide in Palestine, perhaps our leaders should cease enabling the atrocities.

Despite evidence before the mental health access inquiry showing that police should not be first responders to mental health crises, the major parties continue to resist change.

The Human Rights committee has recommended federal Labor enact a Human Rights Act, and advocates nationwide hope this time it will become a reality.

Our government failed to warn the hundreds of Australians who travelled to Gaza to engage in armed conflict that they could be committing serious crimes.

Over 2,000 public servants have put their names to an open letter calling on the PM to end his support for Israel, and a former diplomat confirms he does have a choice.

As Israel heightens its offensive on Rafah, activists from Sydney and Melbourne have escalated their protest actions and vow to continue until the genocide ends.

New laws which empower police to impose snap curfews on groups of individuals represent a significant increase in state control and are certain to be used in a discriminatory manner.