Human Rights Day feels different ...

Human Rights Day feels different this year

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Speaking of Social Justice por Justice and Peace Office (JPO)
T4 · E26
10 dic 2025
06:26

Notas del episodio

In our final episode of 2025, Dr Julie Macken reflects on a year marked by secrecy in government, stalled human rights reform in Australia, and the devastating normalisation of genocide, war, and systemic abuse across the globe.

Julie unpacks:

  • Why Australia still has no Human Rights Act
  • How secrecy and disappearing communications undercut democracy
  • How the genocide in Gaza is reshaping global norms
  • What happens when abuse becomes “normal” — and how communities can push back
  • Why our expectations of dignity, respect, and justice must be reclaimed

This is a sobering conversation but, also a reminder that we choose what becomes normalised. And choosing human rights is still possible.

Take a breath, take a break, and take this with you into the new year.

Palabras clave

australia
human rights
australian defence
government
genocide
human security
human rights act

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