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Australia Director @hrw Human Rights Watch / Officer @ International Bar Association War Crimes Committee, former @piacnews - views are my own
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As EU and Australia sign trade deal, will they defend rules-based order?

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By Claudio Francavilla, Daniela Gavshon
| Bilaterals
Negotiations EU-ANZ Human Rights Watch | 22 March 2026 As EU and Australia sign trade deal, will they defend rules-based order? by Claudio Francavilla and Daniela Gavshon This week, European Union Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic will visit Canberra in anticipation of signing a free trade agreement with Australia. The deal will be the third concluded by the EU this year, following others with the Mercosur and India, and with more likely to follow.
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Promoting human rights makes Australia stronger

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By Daniela Gavshon
| The Lowy Institute
As Australia enters a new electoral term with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese back at the helm, and world affairs in a state of turmoil, it is critical to ask whether human rights will get deserved attention in the government’s foreign policy. Not only because it is morally right, but because Australia’s long-term economic and security interests are best served in a region and a world that respects rights.
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Why Australia should support a global right to free education

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By Daniela Gavshon, Bede Sheppard
| Lismore City News Verified
With a healthy mix of nervousness and excitement, kids across Australia are grabbing their backpacks and sunhats as they start the new school term. But millions of children around the world won't be as fortunate to pass through school gates this year. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue reading This includes around 175 million children of preschool age, and 179 million children who aren't enrolled in high school.
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