Get to know the Arts Law Centre: 12 April 2011
Written by belinda on April 29, 2011 – 4:40 pm -The Arts Law Centre of Australia is a community legal centre that provides free/low-cost legal advice to people in the arts, or people who work for an arts organisation. In the studio tonight is Serena Armstrong, a lawyer who has been involved with the Arts Law Centre of Australia for over seven years. Serena will be speaking with us about the work of the Centre including its education and law reform activities. She will also speak about the Centre’s “Artists in the Black” service for the Indigenous arts community.
Tags: Add new tag, Arts Law Centre of Australia, community legal centres, copyright, Indigenous Arts, law reform, Moral Rights
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Not seen, Not Heard- Violence against people with a disability: February 15 2011
Written by belinda on March 6, 2011 – 6:44 pm -Tags: Add new tag, cognitive disability, Disability, mental illness, Office of Public Advocate, sexual abuse, sexual assault
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DBL: Discrimination on basis of sexuality in Victoria, Australia: 13 October 2009
Written by camilla on October 13, 2009 – 1:20 am -Tonight on done by law we are joined by Hayley Conway from the Victorian Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby to discuss how the ‘right to religious freedom’ is used trump justice and equal rights. While Victoria’s Equal Opportunity Act makes it unlawful to discriminate against a person because of a particular attribute – including race, disability, age, physical features, political belief or activity, breastfeeding, sexuality, gender and marital status - Victoria has more exemptions to its equal opportunity law than any other state in Australia.
Tags: Add new tag, Attorney General Robert Hulls, discrimination, Equal Opportunity, sexuality, Victorian Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby
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Sorry Day 26 May 2009
Written by marian on May 26, 2009 – 6:31 pm -Join us tonight on Done By Law for a special Sorry Day edition of the program where we examine, with Professor Larissa Behrendt, how well Australia has responded to the 54 recommendations of the Bringing Them Home Report.
Tags: Add new tag, indigenous, stolen generations
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