Dr Claire Loughnan

Using witness accounts and smuggled information, researchers and technicians have created a 3D digital model of the infamous but dismantled Manus Island Detention Centre

A new exhibition highlights the stories and experiences of whistleblowers who have spoken out and suffered for doing so

The measure of Donald Trump’s legacy will be the extent of the loss of faith in the office of the president – both as a leader and an institution

As Australians go to the polls, we lack a robust debate on the human rights implications of our border protection policies in light of Australia’s refugee and human rights responsibilities.

What does it mean for the unemployed? Refugees? Indigenous Australians? Climate change and education? University of Melbourne experts assess the Federal budget in part two of our coverage

Researchers from universities around Australia are adding their voices to the groundswell of concern about the country’s treatment of refugees and asylum seekers, demanding #nomoreharm

The recent cases of Barnaby Joyce and Brett Guerin suggest that something is amiss in the conduct of public office

The marooning of asylum seekers on Manus Island is the culmination of nearly 30 years of gradual retreat by Australia from its international obligations to refugees.