The purpose of this inquiry is to investigate the ways in which life in immigration detention affects the health, well-being and development of children. The inquiry will assess the impact on children by seeking the views of people who were previously detained as children in closed immigration detention and by assessing the current circumstances and...

This booklet is intended to help Australians navigate the different phases of ageing.

This report models the cost-benefits of introducing diversionary programs early in life for people with mental health disorders and cognitive impairment. This report uses New South Wales as the example for discussion as it has the best information on mental health disorders and cognitive impairment in the criminal justice system. Released by the Australian Human...

The Report of the Review into the Treatment of Women at ADFA (November 2011) (ADFA Report) made 31 wide ranging recommendations to effect significant cultural change. The ADF accepted all the recommendations made – 30 in full and one in principle. This audit report examines the progress that has been made in 12 months.

The Australian Human Rights Commission highlights systemic inequities for people with disability needing communication or complex supports in Australia’s criminal justice system. Affecting victims, accused, witnesses, and offenders across police, courts, prisons, and juvenile institutions, the Issues Paper identifies five barriers, shares real stories, and invites experiences to inform reforms ensuring equal access to justice.