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The never-ending pursuit of one-eyed justice
Last month the NSW Law Reform Commission released recommendations for reform of the state’s sexual consent laws, after a review lasting over
University regulator grilled over role in setting up kangaroo courts
There’s been interesting developments in our campus campaign. The good news is we learnt the new CEO of TEQSA, Alistair Maclean, might
Kangaroo Courts given the green light – for now.
News from the Court of Appeal in Queensland – for the time being at least, the campus kangaroo courts remain in business,
Least helpful to the sisterhood.
I had a rollicking start to the month with news that I received another Ernie Award for sexist behaviour. The Ernies are
The mob fails to strip me of my honours award.
Last Thursday, The Canberra Times carried a story announcing I was to keep my Honours award. The article was written by UTS
American parents fighting back
Last week I had a live chat on thinkspot with lawyer Cynthia Garrett, co-president of Families Advocating for Campus Equality (FACE), which
Janice Fiamengo on the derailed reform of America’s campus kangaroo courts
A few weeks ago I blogged about my excitement that the Trump administration was finally introducing changes to the Title IX rules
Senator Amanda Stoker exposes hypocrisy over my honours award.
How entertaining watching the recent media coverage of the Queen’s Birthday honours awards and observing the blatant hypocrisy of so many journalists
Mothers of Sons
Recently I received a letter from a mother whose family has spent the last two years in the criminal courts battling to
Joe Biden meets his comeuppance
Exciting news. Last week the Trump administration finally pushed through their new Title IX rules for adjudication of rape on campus, introducing
Risky times for broke men
How irritating to watch feminist journalists everywhere fawning over NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, claiming her country leads the world in eliminating
Campus Shenanigans
America is reeling, facing the world’s highest COVID-19 deaths, soaring unemployment, the economy in melt down. Campuses are closed across the country;
Machismo kills more than coronavirus
“Machismo kills more than coronavirus” was one of the slogans held aloft in huge protests for Women’s Day in Spain, held on
George Pell’s case exposes Victoria’s biased criminal justice system
News earlier this week was dominated by the decision by the High Court to free Cardinal George Pell after overturning his
Rowan Dean attacks the Senate Sell-out
Good to see a few brave souls in the media standing up against the pack, namely Alan Jones on Sky News and
Hit job on my qualifications fails
Good news. Nina Funnell has failed in her malicious campaign alleging I am faking my qualifications. AHPRA, the organisation regulating psychologists, has