Publications

The Queensland Council for Civil Liberties is hosting the annual Derek Fielding Memorial Lecture, delivered in 2020 by Mr Scott McDougall, inaugural Queensland Human Rights Commissioner, speaking

Aidan Ricketts writes in The Conversation (2.9.19) about proposed moves by the Palaszczuk government to outlaw environmental protestors’ use of ‘lock-on devices’ as a means of

The Queensland Council for Civil Liberties is hosting the annual Derek Fielding Memorial Lecture, delivered in 2019 by the Hon. Chief Justice Catherine Holmes on Queensland’s new Human

The Queensland Council for Civil Liberties’ next major event features a discussion panel examining pill testing as part of a harm minimisation strategy at public events

The Queensland Council for Civil Liberties is hosting an upcoming event, where journalist David Marr will deliver the annual Derek Fielding Memorial Lecture on the relationship

K. Chad Clay writes in The Conversation (6.4.18) that, despite the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights 70 years ago, it remains difficult to measure governments’ performance

The Queensland Council for Civil Liberties (QCCL) is a voluntary organisation concerned with the protection of individual rights and civil liberties. It was founded in 1966

The Civil Liberties ’67 Reunion Committee is presenting an all-day series of seminars and panel discussions to mark the 50th anniversary of a renowned civil liberties

The National Foundation for Australian Women and the UN Association of Australia (QLD Division) are together presenting a function to celebrate 100 years of milestone social

Bruce Baer Arnold writes in The Conversation (15.3.17) that privacy laws in Australia need to be reformed promptly to stop governments bullying people through publication of

Kath Gelber writes in The Conversation (1.3.17) about how the much-anticipated report of a federal Parliamentary Committee has offered little in the way of a solution

Kath Gelber and Luke McNamara write in The Conversation (15.11.16) about some of the legal and practical detail missing from much of the political debate over