Equal access to social and economic rights in Australia–the troubling case of ParentsNext
B Goldblatt - Australian Journal of Human Rights, 2021 - Taylor & Francis
This reflection considers the slow progress towards domestic recognition of social and
economic rights in Australian law and the notable gaps that remain. It focuses on the lack of …
economic rights in Australian law and the notable gaps that remain. It focuses on the lack of …
Social (In) security and inequality in Australia: The limited role of human rights in the policy debate
B Goldblatt - 2017 - papers.ssrn.com
This chapter explores the place of human rights within policy and legislative debates on
social security in Australia 40 years after the Sackville Report recommended that the …
social security in Australia 40 years after the Sackville Report recommended that the …
What Would an Engendered Human Rights Approach to Social Security Mean for Sole Parents in Australia?
B Smith - Sydney Law School Research Paper, 2013 - papers.ssrn.com
In this chapter I use sole parents in Australia as a focus to examine what it would mean to
take a gendered, human rights approach to interpreting the international law right to social …
take a gendered, human rights approach to interpreting the international law right to social …
Parents... Next: The Ongoing Neoliberalising of Australian Social Security
L Hamer, K Tranter - Griffith Journal of Law and Human Dignity, 2021 - eprints.qut.edu.au
Over the last three decades, social security reform in Australia has increasingly moved to a
model of welfare conditionality. A neoliberal agenda has led to Australian social security …
model of welfare conditionality. A neoliberal agenda has led to Australian social security …
Access to justice and social inclusion: The policy challenges in Wales
C Williams - Journal of social welfare and family law, 2004 - Taylor & Francis
Enhancing access to legal and advice services is a central pillar of the Access to Justice Act
1999. Within the new welfare framework, employment rights come increasingly into focus as …
1999. Within the new welfare framework, employment rights come increasingly into focus as …
The right to social insecurity: a human rights perspective on the evolution of Australian welfare policy
P Alston - Australian Journal of Human Rights, 2018 - Taylor & Francis
In this lecture I use an international human rights law lens through which to look at some of
the key trends in current Australian welfare law and policy. In contrast to the focus in the mid …
the key trends in current Australian welfare law and policy. In contrast to the focus in the mid …
Taking stock. The jurisprudence on children's socioeconomic rights and its implications for government policy
S Liebenberg - ESR Review: Economic and Social Rights in South …, 2004 - journals.co.za
Extracted from text... 2 Taking stock The jurisprudence on children's socioeconomic rights
and its implications for government policy Sandra Liebenberg The majority of children in …
and its implications for government policy Sandra Liebenberg The majority of children in …
[引用][C] The Social Constitution: Embedding Social Rights By Whitney K. Taylor, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2023, 254 pp., £95.00
C FITZPATRICK - Wiley Online Library
For an academic such as myself who has been researching access to social rights in the
United Kingdom (UK) social security system for ten years now, and who has been …
United Kingdom (UK) social security system for ten years now, and who has been …
The Right to Social Security
M Stephens - Law into Action: Economic, Social and Cultural …, 2019 - papers.ssrn.com
New Zealand has a well developed social security system, but to what extent can it be said
to realise the international right to social security? This chapter traces the evolution of New …
to realise the international right to social security? This chapter traces the evolution of New …
The state of children's rights in Australia
M Rayner - The New Handbook of Children's Rights, 2001 - taylorfrancis.com
What is it like to be a child in Australia? About 4.8 million children live on an enormous
island continent, mostly in coastal settlements and within striking distance of a beach or a …
island continent, mostly in coastal settlements and within striking distance of a beach or a …