Some lawyers take cheap shots, some even work pro bono

Susan Harris Rimmer, a researcher at the Australian National University and president of Australian Lawyers for Human Rights, explores some of the misleading arguments being peddled by prominent opponents to an Australian Human Rights Act and provides a compelling example of what human rights protection really is about and how it can make a real difference to those in need.

Read her full opinion piece in The Canberra Times of January 27, 2009