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Human Rights Law Centre
Human Rights Law Centre is an Australian legal advocacy organisation that works nationally on human rights through litigation, advocacy and law reform. Its program areas include First Nations justice, migration justice, democratic freedoms, corporate accountability, whistleblower protection, prisoner rights, climate justice, reproductive rights and United Nations human rights advocacy. It works in partnership with communities affected by the laws it challenges.
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Last verified 6 October 2026 · Listing updated 10 October 2026
Human Rights Law Centre at a glance
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For practitioners, advocates and affected communities looking for strategic human rights litigation and policy work in areas such as migration, protest rights, whistleblowing and First Nations justice.
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