Author Archives: Ethnocultural Officer

By Sylvia Mikha The article reflects the opinions of the contributors, with the UNSW Law Society Inc. proud to facilitate their publication. UNSW Law Society Inc. is not affiliated with any political party. In a current social climate of turmoil and volatility, of uncertainty and apathy, there is one push for humanity that has alwaysContinue reading “Chinese Leverage, International Cowardice, Activist Media: The Tale of the Uyghur Genocide”

Written by Freya Osterberg and Claudia Hayman The article reflects the opinions of the contributors, with the UNSW Law Society Inc. proud to facilitate their publication. UNSW Law Society Inc. is not affiliated with any political party. Covid-19 doesn’t discriminate. Yet the Australian Government’s response to it does. A recent case launched by the HumanContinue reading “Refugees & COVID: A new “Catch 22””

Foreword Shades of Injustice is a new initiative run by the UNSW Law Society’s Social Justice Portfolio which will allow students from minority backgrounds to share their voices on global issues impacting ethnocultural communities. We have a decided to launch our first article to coincide with last week’s Harmony Day and International Day for theContinue reading “Shades of Injustice Issue 1- Racial Discrimination”