When Rights Are Quietly Disappeared: Resisting Authoritarian Practices Through Human Rights Education

By Amnesty International

Imagine this scenario…. Imagine waking up one day to find that certain topics can no longer be discussed openly. Schools avoid difficult conversations. Journalists tread more carefully. Your news feed shows fewer critical voices. Public spaces feel less safe for protest or dissent. Nothing dramatic happened overnight! There are no obvious turning points, just a […] The post When Rights Are Quietly Disappeared: Resisting Authoritarian Practices Through Human Rights Education appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

Read complete article

~	Smart motorways were halted over safety concerns – what’s the future for digital roads?

~	Grattan on Friday: Antisemitism royal commission’s interim report leaves key questions dangling

~	Is Trump losing the support of his Maga base?

~	From smoking to stigma: how screen stories influence health

~	From Buddy Holly to Ariana Grande: six songs that show how technology changes the human voice

~	EU: Parliament Confirms That ‘Only Yes Means Yes’

~	‘1930s policing’: the tactics police used in the hunt for Alice Springs girl Kumanjayi Little Baby

~	Hold your nose and don’t stop for a selfie: why getting up close to a beached whale is a really bad idea

~	Albanese is prioritising politics over the responsible handling of ISIS families, setting a dangerous precedent

~	Australia isn’t getting a fair share of tax on gas exports. Queensland has shown how to raise the bar