Business and Human Rights

Every business has a responsibility to respect human rights, regardless of their size or location.

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023: Human Rights Risk Assessment

Business and Human Rights

Tackling modern slavery and labour exploitation with the Cleaning Accountability Framework

Business and Human Rights

Supporting business to combat modern slavery

The Australian women's football team, standing with their backs to the camera.

Business and Human Rights

Australian and New Zealand Human Rights Commissions announce collaboration with FIFA for Women’s World Cup 2023

16 July, 2021

Image of garment factory, with woman in the foreground at sewing machine

Business and Human Rights

New guidance for Vietnam’s apparel and footwear industry

15 April, 2021

Business and Human Rights

Combatting modern slavery in the financial services industry

24 February, 2021

Emeritus Professor Rosalind Croucher AM

Emeritus Professor Rosalind Croucher AM is President of the Australian Human Rights Commission.

Rosalind commenced her seven-year term as Commission President on 30 July 2017.

Prior to joining the Commission, Rosalind was President of the Australian Law Reform Commission (2009–2017) and Commissioner (2006–2009), where she led a number of significant law reform inquiries, including on Client Legal Privilege, Secrecy Laws, Family Violence, Discovery, Age Barriers to Work, Disability Laws, Encroachment on Freedoms in Commonwealth Laws and Elder Abuse. As President she also oversaw inquiries such as Native Title, Copyright and Serious Invasions of Privacy.