Erin Handley

Despite completing schooling in Australia, the children of asylum seekers are often counted as "international students" and cannot afford the fees to attend university. 

The radical feminist 4B movement took root in a culture where women face domestic violence and insidious spy-cam sexploitation, as well as the "double burden" of work and family.

Activists with sisters who have been imprisoned in Saudi Arabia are urging tennis players not to stay silent about the plight of women in the country during the Women's Tennis Association Finals.

Small island countries say they are sick of “empty promises” and want legally binding obligations clearly spelled out for major polluters at the International Tribunal on the Law of the Sea.

Ernie Bot, a generative AI chatbot, is now fully accessible to the public. But how powerful can it be in a realm of heavily censored internet use, and how does this fit into China’s vision of becoming the world leader in AI?

Cambodian Australians are facing down threats to their safety as they call on the Australian government not to recognise the “sham” Cambodian election to be held this weekend.

Australian citizen and legal scholar Kevin Yam, and former Hong Kong politician Ted Hui, who fled the island and now lives in Adelaide, are among eight people wanted for alleged breaches under the controversial National Security Law.

Two men living in Australia have criticised a move by Hong Kong authorities to issue them with arrest warrants under a controversial national security law, putting a $HK1 million bounty on their heads.

Aryna Sabalenka is “not an expert in politics” and never has that been more apparent than when she denounced a war and an autocratic strongman with a history of revenge.

As Ramadan draws to a close and Eid begins, the focus on fasting and feasting can be triggering for people with eating disorders. So what are some solutions to help people cope?