Webinar – Human Rights, Climate Change, Business and Indigenous Peoples: Indonesia’s Food Estate in Merauke and Its Impacts: Indonesia’s Climate Bomb – Useful Links
Useful links from the first webinar in our series which introduces the EU guidelines on Human Rights Defenders and their relevance for frontline human rights defenders. It will draw directly on the experience of practitioners – from the EU and from Frontline Defenders.
Webinar – Human Rights, Climate Change, Business and Indigenous Peoples: Indonesia’s Food Estate in Merauke and Its Impacts: Indonesia’s Climate Bomb
This is the first webinar in our series which introduced the EU guidelines on Human Rights Defenders and their relevance for frontline human rights defenders. It will draw directly on the experience of practitioners – from the EU and from Frontline Defenders. It will build awareness of the content of the Guidelines and the actions they call for from EU Embassies and Diplomats – with some real examples.
DTP Draft Program Report: 2025 Pacific Voices on Climate Change

Draft Program Report from DTP’s 2025 Pacific Voices on Climate Change Australia Awards Fellowship.
2025 Pacific Voices on Climate Change Program – Vanuatu Fellowship Debrief
Vanuatu fellows from DTP’s Pacific Voices on Climate Change Program debrief the key outcomes and share their experiences from the Fellowship that took place in Australia November-December 2025.
33rd Annual Human Rights and Peoples’ Diplomacy Training Program

Video produced with Global Campus of Human Rights of the 33rd Annual Human Rights and Peoples’ Diplomacy Training Program in Timor-Leste.
DTP Program Report: 2025 33rd Annual Program, Timor-Leste

Program report from DTP’s 33rd Annual Program held in Dili.
Speaker Presentation’s – The OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), Indigenous Rights and the OECD Guidelines
Presentations by speakers on the third webinar of a short series building awareness of the work of the OECD Guidelines and National Contact Points (NCPs).
The OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), Indigenous Rights and the OECD Guidelines – Useful Links
Useful links from the third webinar of a short series building awareness of the work of the OECD Guidelines and National Contact Points (NCPs).
The OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), Indigenous Rights and the OECD Guidelines- Webinar Recording
This is the Webinar recording for the third webinar of a short series building awareness of the work of the OECD Guidelines and National Contact Points (NCPs).
Human Rights Defender (HRD) Guidelines A DTP and Front Line Defenders Webinar Series – Webinar 1: What are HRD Guidelines? – Webinar Recording
This is the first webinar in our series which introduced the EU guidelines on Human Rights Defenders and their relevance for frontline human rights defenders. It will draw directly on the experience of practitioners – from the EU and from Frontline Defenders. It will build awareness of the content of the Guidelines and the actions they call for from EU Embassies and Diplomats – with some real examples.
Human Rights Defender (HRD) Guidelines A DTP and Front Line Defenders Webinar Series – Webinar 1: What are HRD Guidelines? – Useful Links
Useful links from the first webinar in our series which introduces the EU guidelines on Human Rights Defenders and their relevance for frontline human rights defenders. It will draw directly on the experience of practitioners – from the EU and from Frontline Defenders.
Human Rights, Climate Change, Business and Indigenous Peoples: Food Estate in West Papua and the Impact on Indigenous Peoples, Forests and Climate Change – Useful Links
Useful links from the first webinar in the Human Rights, Climate Change, Business and Indigenous Peoples: Food Estate in West Papua and the Impact on the Community series
Human Rights, Climate Change, Business and Indigenous Peoples: Food Estate in West Papua and the Impact on Indigenous Peoples, Forests and Climate Change – Webinar Recording
This is the first webinar in a series exploring the impacts of the rapid expansion of Indonesia’s Food Estates strategy in Merauke, West Papua, Indonesia.
Speaker Presentation’s – Human Rights, Climate Change, Business and Indigenous Peoples: Food Estate in West Papua and the Impact on Indigenous Peoples, Forests and Climate Change
The OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) Promoting Human Rights through the Supply Chain – Webinar Recording
This is the second webinar that the Diplomacy Training Program (DTP) and the Australian National Contact Point (AusNCP) for the OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct (OECD Guidelines) are hosting a special series to build awareness of the work of the OECD Guidelines and NCPs.
Human Rights, Climate Change, Business and Indigenous Peoples: Food Estate in West Papua and the Impact on the Community – Webinar Recording
This is the first webinar in a series exploring the impacts of the rapid expansion of Indonesia’s Food Estates strategy in Merauke, West Papua, Indonesia.
Speaker Presentation’s – Human Rights, Climate Change, Business and Indigenous Peoples: Food Estate in West Papua and the Impact on the Community
Human Rights, Climate Change, Business and Indigenous Peoples: Food Estate in West Papua and the Impact on the Community – Useful Links
Useful links from the first webinar in the Human Rights, Climate Change, Business and Indigenous Peoples: Food Estate in West Papua and the Impact on the Community series
John Southalan Presentation – The OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) Promoting Human Rights through the Supply Chain
The OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) Promoting Human Rights through the Supply Chain- Useful Links
Useful links from the 1st OECD Guidelines and the AusNCP Webinar, in conjunction with AusNCP.
Professor Tama Leaver’s presentation – Children’s Online Rights webinar
Presentation by Professor Tama Leaver at the 2nd webinar on Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI.
Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI: Children’s Online Rights – Useful links
Useful links from the 2nd webinar on Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI
Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI: Children’s Online Rights – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 2nd Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI Webinar.
Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI: An Introduction to Governing Digital Rights – Useful links
Useful links from the 1st webinar on Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI
Ending Impunity for Violators of Human Rights – The Magnitsky Acts: Magnitsky Act and Accountability: Case Studies in Targeted Sanctions – Useful Links
Useful links from the 2nd webinar on the Magnitsky Acts and Australia, in conjunction with STARTTS.
David Mejia-Canales’ presentation – An Introduction to Governing Digital Rights webinar
Presentation by David Mejia-Canales at the 1st webinar on Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI.
Nenden Sekar Arum’s presentation – An Introduction to Governing Digital Rights webinar
Presentation by Nenden Sekar Arum at the 1st webinar on Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI.
Anton Moiseienko’s presentation – Magnitsky Act and Accountability: Case Studies in Targeted Sanctions webinar
Presentation by Anton Moiseienko, at the 2nd webinar on the Magnitsky Acts and Australia, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI: An Introduction to Governing Digital Rights – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 1st Human Rights, Digital Rights and AI Webinar.
Ending Impunity for Violators of Human Rights – The Magnitsky Acts: Magnitsky Act and Accountability: Case Studies in Targeted Sanctions- Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 2nd Ending Impunity for Violators of Human Rights – The Magnitsky Acts Webinar, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Ending Impunity for Violators of Human Rights – The Magnitsky Acts: Understanding the Magnitsky Act: Origins, Provisions, and Global Impact – Useful Links
Useful links from the 1st webinar on the Magnitsky Acts and Australia, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Ending Impunity for Violators of Human Rights – The Magnitsky Acts: Understanding the Magnitsky Act: Origins, Provisions, and Global Impact – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 1st Ending Impunity for Violators of Human Rights – The Magnitsky Acts: Understanding the Magnitsky Act Webinar, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Human Rights Defenders Guidelines
UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Implementing UNDRIP in Australia – Useful Links
Useful links from the 2nd webinar on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, in conjunction with Oxfam Australia.
UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: UNDRIP and the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues – Useful Links
Useful links from the 3rd webinar on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, in conjunction with Oxfam Australia.
UN Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: UNDRIP and the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 3rd and final UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Webinar, in conjunction with Oxfam Australia.
Les Malezer’s presentation – The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: UNDRIP and the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues webinar
Presentation by Les Malezer, Founding Chairperson of the Foundation for Aboriginal and Islander Research Action (FAIRA), at the 3rd and final webinar on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, in conjunction with Oxfam Australia.
UN Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Implementing UNDRIP in Australia – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 2nd UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Webinar, in conjunction with Oxfam Australia.
Les Malezer’s presentation – The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Implementing UNDRIP in Australia webinar
Presentation by Les Malezer, Founding Chairperson of the Foundation for Aboriginal and Islander Research Action (FAIRA), at the 2nd webinar on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, in conjunction with Oxfam Australia.
Albert K. Barume’s presentation – The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Implementing UNDRIP in Australia webinar
Presentation by Albert K. Barume, UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous Peoples, at the 2nd webinar on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, in conjunction with Oxfam Australia.
The UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms: The Special Procedures – Useful Links
Useful links from the 3rd webinar on the UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Clement Voule’s presentation – The UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms: The Special Procedures webinar
Presentation by Clement Voule, former UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights to Freedom of Peaceful Assembly and of Association, at the 3rd webinar on the UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms, in conjunction with STARTTS.
The UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms: The Special Procedures – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 3rd UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms Webinar, in conjunction with STARTTS.
The UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms: The Universal Periodic Review – Useful Links
Useful links from the 2nd webinar on the UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms, in conjunction with STARTTS.
The UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms: The Universal Periodic Review – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 2nd UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms Webinar, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Oliver Ray’s presentation – The UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms: The Universal Periodic Review webinar
Presentation by Kingsford Legal Centre’s Oliver Ray at the 2nd webinar on the UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms, in conjunction with STARTTS.
The UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms: The UN Treaty Bodies – Useful Links
Useful links from the 1st webinar on the UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Professor Chinsung Chung’s presentation – The UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms: The UN Treaty Bodies webinar
Presentation by CERD member Professor Chinsung Chung at the 1st webinar on the UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Darren Dick’s presentation – The UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms: The UN Treaty Bodies webinar
Presentation by Australian Human Rights Commission’s Darren Dick at the 1st webinar on the UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms, in conjunction with STARTTS.
The UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms: The UN Treaty Bodies – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 1st UN Human Rights Accountability Mechanisms Webinar, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Understanding Genocide and The Genocide Convention: Genocide Prevention & Advocacy: Lessons from Recent Genocides – Useful Links
Useful links from the 3rd and final webinar on Understanding Genocide and the Genocide Convention, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Understanding Genocide and The Genocide Convention: Genocide Prevention & Advocacy: Lessons from Recent Genocides – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 3rd and final Genocide Convention Webinar, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Understanding Genocide and The Genocide Convention: Genocide Survivors’ Stories: Resilience, Recovery, and Hope – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 2nd Genocide Convention Webinar, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Noor Azizah’s presentation – Understanding Genocide and The Genocide Convention webinar 2
Presentation by Noor Azizah at the 2nd webinar on Understanding Genocide and the Genocide Convention, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Understanding Genocide and The Genocide Convention: Genocide Survivors’ Stories: Resilience, Recovery, and Hope – Useful Links
Useful links from the 2nd webinar on Understanding Genocide and the Genocide Convention, in conjunction with STARTTS.
The OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct and the National Contact Points (NCP): An Introduction to the Australian NCP (AusNCP) – Useful Links
Useful links from the 1st OECD Guidelines and the AusNCP Webinar, in conjunction with AusNCP.
AusNCP’s presentation – OECD Guidelines and the AusNCP webinar 1
Presentation by AusNCP’s Laura Llewellyn and its Independent Examiner John Southalan at the 1st webinar on the OECD Guidelines and the AusNCP, in conjunction with AusNCP
The OECD Guidelines on Responsible Business Conduct and the National Contact Points (NCP): An Introduction to the Australian NCP (AusNCP) – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 1st OECD Guidelines and National Contact Point Webinar, in conjunction with AusNCP.
DTP Program Report: 2024 Workshop on Establishing DTP Alumni Network in Indonesia

Program report from DTP’s 2024 Workshop on Establishing DTP Alumni Network in Indonesia held in Bogor, Indonesia
DTP Program Report: 2024 DTP Alumni Business and Human Rights Network Workshop

Program report from DTP’s 2024 DTP Alumni Business and Human Rights Network Workshop held in Bangkok, Thailand.
DTP Program Report: 2024 Australian and ASEAN Civil Society Exchange on Human Trafficking and Forced Labour in the Fishing Industry

Program report from DTP’s online dialogue series, Australian and ASEAN Civil Society Exchange on Human Trafficking and Forced Labour in the Fishing Industry.
DTP Program Report: 2024 32nd Annual Program, Timor-Leste

Program report from DTP’s 32nd Annual Program held in Dili.
MART Climate Justice Framework
A climate justice framework designed by Prof. Surya Deva (Special Rapporteur on the right to development) comprising 4 pillars (Mitigation, Adaptation, Remediation, Transformation) and 12 overarching human rights principles to guide climate actions.
Understanding Genocide and The Genocide Convention: Historical Context and International Law – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 1st Genocide Convention Webinar, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Chris Sidoti’s presentation – Understanding Genocide and The Genocide Convention webinar 1
Presentation by Chris Sidoti at the 1st webinar on Understanding Genocide and the Genocide Convention, in conjunction with STARTTS.
Program Report: 2024 Regional Indigenous Peoples Human Rights Defenders Exchange Learning and Training – Cambodia

Program report from DTP’s 2024 IPHRD Exchange Learning and Training from the 19th to the 23rd of August in Cambodia
A Moment of Truth: Special Address on Climate Action by United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres (American Museum of Natural History, New York)
A speech by the UN Secretary-General at the American Museum of Natural History on World Environment Day. He discusses the state of the climate and the urgent steps that need to be taken to salvage humanity’s chances of a liveable future.
DTP Program Report: 2024 Indigenous Peoples Rights, Climate Change, Human Rights and Business – Malaysia

Program report from DTP’s 2024 Indigenous Peoples Rights, Climate Change, Human Rights and Business – Malaysia.
Rights for Action: Putting People at the Centre of Action on Climate Change
A report from the Mary Robinson Foundation that outlines that the failure to integrate human rights into climate action can undermine people’s rights, efforts to address this and what further action needs to be taken to integrate human rights in climate action.
DTP Program Follow Up Report: 2023 30th Annual Program, Thailand

Twelve month follow up report from 2023 30th Annual Human Rights and Peoples’ Diplomacy Training program, Thailand
DTP Program Follow Up Report: 2023 31st Annual Program, Timor-Leste

Six month follow up report from 2023 31st Annual Human Rights and Peoples’ Diplomacy Training program, Timor-Leste
Litigating the Climate Emergency: The Global Rise of Human Rights-Based Litigation for Climate Action
A paper from César Rodríguez-Garavito that argues that there are significant challenges with this type of activism. The article provides a comprehensive list of climate change and human rights litigation, models of which could be useful for future action.
UN expert attacks ‘exploitative’ world economy in fight to save planet
An article featuring the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights and the environment, David Boyd, asserting that “the failure to take a human rights-based approach to the climate crisis… has absolutely been the Achilles’ heel of efforts to address global heating”.
Climate Justice, Humans Rights, and the Case for Reparations
The article by Audrey R. Chapman, PhD and A. Karim Ahmed, PhD outlines the human rights challenge arising from climate change and that disproportionately impacts poor and the vulnerable people in both low-income and high-income countries.
UNDRIP: Implementing and Enhancing the Right to Self-Determination – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 1st UNDRIP Webinar, in conjunction with Oxfam Australia.
Les Malezer’s presentation – UNDRIP: Implementing and Enhancing the Right to Self-Determination Webinar
Presentation by Les Malezer at the 1st UNDRIP Webinar, in conjunction with Oxfam Australia.
UNDRIP: Implementing and Enhancing the Right to Self-Determination – Useful Links
Useful links from the 1st UNDRIP Webinar, in conjunction with Oxfam Australia.
‘I Can’t Cool’: Extreme Heat and Human Rights in the Context of Climate Change
A study by Climate Rights International outlining the threats of extreme heat on the rights to life, health, food, water, education, and a healthy environment, putting at greatest risk already marginalised populations.
Climate change is a matter of justice – here’s why
Item from UNDP which details how climate changes impacts on vulnerable populations who have limited means to adapt to the effects of climate change. The article provides details of UNDP initiatives to address the issue, and argues that there has been progress in the struggle for climate justice.
Is climate inaction a human rights violation?
An article by the World Economic Forum about how the European Court of Human Rights has ruled that climate inaction is a human rights violation, exploring the growing number of human rights-based climate litigation.
DTP Strategic Plan 2024 – 2027
Outline of DTP’s strategic priorities for 2024-2027.
How are human rights affected by climate change?
An extract from an Amnesty International course “Human Rights and the Climate Crisis” which identifies the rights that are impacted by climate change ranging from the right to life to the right to self-determination.
The unjust climate: Measuring the impacts of climate change on rural poor, women and youth
New report from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization on the impacts of climate change on farms and rural households run by women in poor countries.
Connection between human rights and climate change ‘must not be denied’ – Interview with Prof Ian Fry Special Rapporteur on climate
Interview with Professor Ian Fry, the inaugural UN Special Rapporteur on Climate. Professor Fry highlights the “enormous injustice” perpetrated by rich countries and major corporations, and describes his three priorities ahead of COP28: action on mitigation, the issue of loss and damage, and access and inclusion.
DTP Workshop Report: 2023 Asian Alumni Workshop

Report from DTP’s Asian Alumni Workshop in Bangkok, Thailand, June 2023.
Understanding Human Rights and Climate Change
Submission of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights to the 21st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. It includes a useful section on which human rights are most affected by climate change.
Indigenous Peoples: Are We Non-Native to the Internet?
Insight report from AIPP’s engagement and interventions at global and regional tech forums.
Children’s Rights and Climate Change: Australia’s Responsibilities to Its Pacific Neighbours – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 24th CRC Webinar, in conjunction with Youth Law Australia, and Australian Lawyers for Human Rights.
Children’s Rights and Climate Change: Australia’s Responsibilities to Its Pacific Neighbours – Useful Links
Useful links from the 24th CRC Webinar, in conjunction with Youth Law Australia, and Australian Lawyers for Human Rights.
Tamara Logan’s presentation – CRC Webinar 24
Presentation by Tamara Logan at the 24th CRC Webinar, in conjunction with Youth Law Australia and Australian Lawyers for Human Rights.
Children’s Rights and Climate Change: The Obligations of Governments – Useful Links
Useful links from the 23rd CRC Webinar, in conjunction with Youth Law Australia, and Australian Lawyers for Human Rights.
Children’s Rights and Climate Change: The Obligations of Governments – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 23rd CRC Webinar, in conjunction with Youth Law Australia, and Australian Lawyers for Human Rights.
The human right to climate adaptation
This article explores how the right to self-determination – enshrined in all human rights conventions – is undermined in various ways, including through the alienation of peoples’ land through coastal erosion brought about by climate change.
DTP Workshop Report: 2023 Pacific Alumni Workshop

Report from DTP’s Pacific Alumni Workshop in Nadi, Fiji, June 2023.
Kaldor Centre Principles on Climate Mobility
Report “Kaldor Centre Principles on Climate Mobility” provide governments, affected communities, international organisations, civil society groups and other stakeholders with evidence-based, legally sound tools for addressing climate mobility.
DTP Program Report: 2023 31st Annual Program, Timor-Leste

Program report from DTP’s 31st Annual Program held in Dili.
2023 Vanuatu and Human Rights – Universal Periodic Review Webinar 1 – Useful Links
Useful links from the 1st Vanuatu and Human Rights – Universal Periodic Review Webinar
Climate Change and the Rights of the Child: Explaining the New General Comment 26 – Webinar Recording
Full recording of the 22nd CRC Webinar, in conjunction with Youth Law Australia, and Australian Lawyers for Human Rights.
Climate Change and the Rights Of The Child: Explaining the New General Comment 26 – Useful Links
Useful links from the 22nd CRC Webinar, in conjunction with Youth Law Australia, and Australian Lawyers for Human Rights.