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Australian Human Rights Commission
Part of Vivid Sydney

Rights on Time

Where
161 Sussex St
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia
When

Thursday 6 June 2024 from 7pm to 8:30pm

Cost

Starting from: $70

Travel through time with 7 leading Australians as they debate future human rights dilemmas and tussle over how a Human Rights Act would protect people and communities in a hypothetical – but entirely possible – 2034.

Join timekeeper and sleek geek Adam Spencer as he corrals a compelling lineup of legal eagles, rights advocates, media personalities and comedy stars who’ll challenge and cajole each other – as well as the audience – to either save the future or let rights go wrong.

You'll hear the arguments, jibes and jests live on stage before you cast your virtual vote on a Human Rights Act for Australia. 

Host

  • Adam Spencer – Comedian, writer, broadcaster and media personality 

Panellists

  • Waleed Aly – Broadcaster, author, academic and host of The Project on Network Ten

  • Jennifer Robinson – International human rights lawyer (representing Julian Assange) and Human Rights Act advocate

  • Sisonke Msimang – Writer, activist and political analyst

  • Tanya Hosch – Business executive, First Nations social activist and AFL Executive General Manager Inclusion & Social Policy

  • Em. Prof. Rosalind Croucher – Australian Human Rights Commission President and emeritus law professor, and

Beaming in from the future, comedian and actor Nazeem Hussain.

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Australian Human Rights Commission

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