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Articles by Beth Goldblatt
Disposable Menstrual Products as Law's Objects
Abstract During the past few years, scholars and activists have increasingly engaged with law as a means to challenge stigma, silence, and disadvantages associated with menstruation.
Opération "Towards Equality" - La garde des enfants, un pas de géant pour l’égalité hommes-femmes
Professeure associée à la Faculté de droit de l'Université de technologie de Sydney et spécialisée dans les droits de l'homme, Beth Goldblatt estime que les aides financières gouvernementales devraient être associées à un système universel de garde des enfants pour réduire les inégalités entre les genres.
More than unpopular. How ParentsNext intrudes on single parents' human rights
ParentsNext is to be the subject of a Senate inquiry, with submissions closing on February 1. The program has been widely criticised for making parents’ lives more difficult and for unfairly stopping payments. But that wasn’t how it began, and it wasn’t what was trialled.
Visualising the human price of gold
Nosipho Eunice Dala, widow of Zwelakhe Dala who worked in the mines for 28 years and contracted silicosis. Credit and copyright:Thom Pierce. All rights reserved. In May 2016 the South African High Court (Gauteng Local Division) granted an order in the case of Nkala and Others v Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited and Others that certified a consolidated class action against 32 mining companies.
More than unpopular. How ParentsNext intrudes on single parents' human rights
ParentsNext is to be the subject of a Senate inquiry[1], with submissions closing on February 1. The program has been widely criticised[2] for making parents’ lives more difficult and for unfairly stopping payments. But that wasn’t how it began, and it wasn’t what was trialled.
Cuts to sole parent benefits are human rights violations
Sole parents in Australia are economically vulnerable and are experiencing ongoing cuts to their social security. Legislation limiting welfare benefits that was rushed through the Senate last week will make many of them poorer – but how is this a human rights issue? Australia is party to many United Nations human rights treaties, including the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. The covenant contains a right to social security, which countries owe to everyone.
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