Hashtag
Times Advertising

how LGBTIQ+ people, and their children, become stateless

  • Written by Thomas McGee, PhD researcher, Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness, University of Melbourne
how LGBTIQ+ people, and their children, become statelessBruno Domingos/Reuters

No child should be denied her rights because her parents are LGBTIQ+, and no family should have to endure the indignity we did.

These are the words of Roee and Adiel Kiviti, a same-sex married couple who recently won a legal challenge against the US Department of State for refusing to consider their daughter an American...

Read more

More Articles ...

  1. We need super, but we're taxing it the wrong way round
  2. despite New Zealand's growing COVID-19 cases, there are more ways to get back to elimination faster
  3. Indonesia's coronavirus fatalities are the highest in Southeast Asia. So, why is Jokowi rushing to get back to business?
  4. Voting is an essential service too. New Zealand can't be afraid to go to the polls, even in lockdown
  5. Yes, it looks like Victoria has passed the peak of its second wave. It probably did earlier than we think

Health & Wellness

Why An Emergency Dental Clinic Melbourne Is Essential For Immediate Dental Care

Hashtag.net.au - avatar Hashtag.net.au

Dental emergencies rarely arrive with a polite warning. They burst in like an unexpected storm, bringing pain, discomfort, and urgency. In such moments, having access to a reliable emergency dental ...

Specialist Disability Accommodation Explained: What It Is, Who Qualifies, and How to Access It in Perth

Hashtag.net.au - avatar Hashtag.net.au

For many Australians living with significant disability, the question of where to live — and how to live there safely and comfortably — is one of the most important and most complex they will ever f...

How Smart Site Managers Source Wholesale Medical Supplies to Keep Their Teams Safe and Compliant

Hashtag.net.au - avatar Hashtag.net.au

If you're running a construction site, a civil project, or a trade-based operation anywhere in Australia, first aid preparedness probably sits somewhere near the bottom of your planning checklist — ...