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Why we need to tread carefully in drawing up human rights rules for business

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imageFarm workers tend to a tobacco crop in Zimbabwe in 2014. The push to establish a business and human rights treaty is fraught with problems.Reuter/Philimon Bulawayo

Foundation essay:This article is a foundation essay. These articles are longer than usual and take a wider look at a key issue.

Devising the rules for holding businesses responsible for...

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In free speech debates, consider Christianity's history of liberalism

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imageA protester outside the US Supreme Court of Appeal objects to gay marriage. An incident at a Cape Town university has raised issues of religious freedom.REUTERS/Joshua Roberts

There has been a flurry of condemnation in South Africa after the acting president of the University of Cape Town’s Student Representative Council declared her concern...

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  1. Why local content in Africa's extractive sector won't work without home grown human capital
  2. Poaching prompts a review of Africa's transfrontier parks
  3. Booing Adam Goodes – racism is in the stitching of the AFL
  4. Friend or foe: what the shape of your face says about you
  5. Modifying student loan system could ensure access for all students
  6. Why, among so many issues, Bronwyn Bishop's helicopter trip gets our attention
  7. Let's give feral cats their citizenship
  8. Graduating into a weak job market: why so many grads can't find work
  9. Why Australia's war on bikies will inevitably end in failure
  10. The Down Under book and film remind us our copyright law's still unfair for artists
  11. Let's talk about sex over 60: condoms, casual partners and the ageing body
  12. Africa needs more infrastructure investment that boosts long-term jobs growth
  13. Getting free trade right can be good for workers and exporters
  14. US–Turkey cooperation on ISIS is bad news for Kurds
  15. How Boston 2024's Olympics bid could have been saved
  16. Dr Seuss, Dr King and the Scourge of Posthumous Works
  17. Temptation and exercise. How apps can help you make commitments you can't refuse
  18. Whatever our emotions tell us, not all whaling is the same
  19. Hactivists aren't terrorists – but US prosecutors make little distinction
  20. How Peru's drug trade is threatening its economic growth
  21. Animal research: varying standards are leading to bad science
  22. Cracking down on food waste means paying attention to sell-by dates
  23. How to respond to an allegation of sexual assault
  24. Inside Out and the democracy of the modern mind
  25. Our lip-reading technology promises to make hearing aids more human
  26. Abbott should say what he intends on same-sex marriage
  27. Half of biomedical research studies don't stand up to scrutiny – and what we need to do about that
  28. Why 50 Cent won't beat the revenge porn rap by crying bankruptcy
  29. Want more innovation? Try connecting the dots between engineering and humanities
  30. Racing the melt: the quest for heat-resistant chocolate
  31. Despite research breakthroughs, an anti-aging pill is still a long way off
  32. Four challenges we have to crack before immune therapy can revolutionize how we fight cancer
  33. Hepatitis B in Africa: the challenges in controlling the scourge
  34. Three reasons why Russia should not be called the greatest threat to the USA
  35. Why the case against designer babies falls apart
  36. The new tattoo: is body branding legal?
  37. Life in Squares: how the radical Bloomsbury Group fares on screen
  38. Are robot surgeons in the operating theatre as safe as they could be?
  39. As they compete to lay on the best student experience, universities musn't forget the academic one too
  40. Priapus is alive and well in cyberspace – the age-old art of trolling
  41. Microsoft wants to win back your support with Windows 10
  42. Newspaper ownership: political influence trumps the promise of profits
  43. We need to remember why we teach and learn languages
  44. Why central banks with shareholders might not be such a bad idea after all
  45. What's behind Saudi Arabia's connection to Islamic State?
  46. The potential of behavioural economics: beyond the nudge
  47. Sport the crunch point for regulator in Foxtel-Ten deal
  48. Cultural Marxism and our current culture wars: Part 1
  49. Psychopaths versus sociopaths: what is the difference?
  50. Gaming through the ages: older Australians are embracing video games

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