Justine Nolan

UN Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum, Asia-Pacific 2025 The UN Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum – Asia-Pacific is the region’s leading annual platform bringing together governments, businesses, civil society, and other stakeholders to drive acti...

What does good business practice look like? Institute Director @justinenolan.bsky.social will share research from our project on transforming business practices in global supply chains at the UN Responsible Business & Human Rights Forum in Bangkok this week. Register: indico.un.org/event/1018118/

If you looking for a cracking book on #bizhumanrights then this is the book for you @davidkinley.bsky.social Great to chat about it today in Melbourne #unbhrforum

YouTube video by 7 News Spotlight Slaves to AI: this is how artificial intelligence is really created | FULL DOCUMENTARY

Catch up on last night's 7News Spotlight investigation into worker exploitation in the AI industry, featuring the director of the Australian Human Rights Institute, Professor @justinenolan.bsky.social: www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_01...

LINE-UP ANNOUNCED | Don't miss this incredible panel of speakers at our upcoming special event, including Hugh de Kretser, Sally Sitou MP, Professor @nazyoung.bsky.social, @nickbryantoz.bsky.social & Professor @justinenolan.bsky.social. Tickets are available now: events.humanitix.com/is-the-pursu...

New French laws have put ultra-fast fashion companies on notice. Should we follow suit? In a world first, France has legislated to tax fast fashion brands, but Australia continues to lag behind other countries in addressing fashion waste. Why is this?

Director of the Australian Human Rights Institute, Professor @justinenolan.bsky.social, chats to The Sydney Morning Herald about France's world-first law to curb the fast fashion industry’s environmental and human impact. www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/fa...

#24 The Hidden Chains: Modern Slavery in Global Supply Chains with Justine Nolan Podcast Episode · Business & Society with Senthil Nathan · 05/27/2025 · 36m

LISTEN | Director of the Australian Human Rights Institute Professor @justinenolan.bsky.social joins the Business and Society podcast with Senthil Nathan to discuss modern slavery in global supply chains.
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Looking forward to reading this @davidkinley.bsky.social

Great to be part of this special issue on #humanrights #accountability @martijnboersma.bsky.social @hollycullenfreo.bsky.social @lauraskh.bsky.social @austhumanrights.bsky.social

Some days end better than others

Changing the face of politics - Pathways to Politics The Pathways to Politics Program for Women is a national, proudly non-partisan initiative that aims to change the face of politics by equipping women with the skills, knowledge, confidence and network...

Be part of change! You've got until May 1 to apply for Pathways to Politics for Women, which equips diverse women to boldly embrace their political ambitions, thrive as leaders and make a profound contribution to society. Apply for the free, non-partisan program here: www.pathwaystopolitics.org.au

PhD students who complain about supervisors ‘never hear outcome’ ‘A poor communicator who ghosts me’: disaffected research students and supervisors have similar grievances about each other, survey reveals

PhD students who complain about their supervisors ‘never hear outcome’, Australian survey led by @justinenolan.bsky.social et al finds www.timeshighereducation.com/news/phd-stu...

Funny how the LNP sees international students in #higherEd as a 'racket', even though they are essential to fill the enormous funding holes left by LNP govts who have repeatedly gutted funding to #universities. #voteGreens #auspol

Always fun working with Dorothee Baumann Pauly - in Istanbul presenting our #bizhumanrights research to OECD Watch global gathering

A special issue of the Australian Journal of Human Rights is out now, examining the topics of accountability, impunity and the protection of human rights. Read some of the highlights and download the full issue here: bit.ly/AJHR30_2

Morning sanity #bondi

Explainer: Is there a right to work from home?

Is there a right to work from home in Australia?
@business-humanrights.org @austhumanrights.bsky.social
www.humanrights.unsw.edu.au/research/com...

Reminder deadline approaching! #bizhumanrights @taravanho.bsky.social @lauraskh.bsky.social @

Morning zen #bondi

Always the best part of the day #bondi

East African Housekeepers Face Rape, Assault and Death in Saudi Arabia East African leaders and Saudi royals are among those profiting off a lucrative, deadly trade in domestic workers.

Shocking syories of abuse and #modernslavery
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/16/w...

ARC Discovery Project PhD Scholarship for Modern Slavery in Indo-Pacific Fisheries | Law & Justice - UNSW Sydney UNSW Law & Justice wishes to offer a PhD Scholarship for an applicant with outstanding research potential and a demonstrated interest in international human rights law and the law of the sea.

PhD scholarship opportunity at UNSW. Modern slavery and fishing - focus on remedy. Apply now! Work with me, Natalie Klein and Shelley Marshall.

Deadline 31 March

www.unsw.edu.au/law-justice/...

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Nothing better #bondi

Solomons, Fiji suffer poor air quality: UNSW study A first-of-its-kind study into air qualify has shown Solomon Islands and Fiji have air quality issues in their capital cities.

New study by researchers with the @austhumanrights.bsky.social show high levels of airborne pollution in the Pacific affecting rights to health, life
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Rinsing off the work day #bronte

Latest update on our Transforming Business in #supplychains on mainstreaming #humanrights

Few days cycling in NZ with a swim in Naseby Dam

Thousands of imports enter Australia from firms blacklisted by US over alleged Uyghur forced labour links Exclusive: Imports of a range of products, including parts for Sydney Metro vehicles, increase despite US bans on dozens of companies

Solid data demonstrates the inadequacy of Australia's #modernslavery law & the need for an import ban

www.theguardian.com/world/2025/j...

Back in the pool after a few days of wild Sydney storms

U.S. Blocks Imports From 37 More Chinese Companies Over Forced-Labor Concerns The latest additions targeted Chinese companies in the critical-minerals, textiles and solar-technology industries.

Import bans in combination with other mechanisms that target both the supplier and importer can be useful in focusing more attention on #humanrights #bizhumanrights. Time for Australia to move beyond reporting

Back to work, back to morning routines #bondi