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The designation of ‘life unworthy of life’ was used to justify the deaths and persecution of hundreds of thousands of people with disability under National Socialism. The Nazi Government was not alone in endorsing these values, with many other nations, including Australia, also sanctioning a variety of eugenic practices, and the segregation of people with disability from the community a dominant feature of government policy.The disability movement has made significant progress in transforming social values and attitudes since this dark period of history. However, marginalisation of people with disability continues and there are ongoing campaigns for equal rights and recognition within the Australian disability sector.This event, hosted by the Sydney Jewish Museum and Sydney Health Ethics (USYD), moves from memorial and remembrance to a focus on social action. Academic and community speakers will address the question of how we can all work towards ensuring ‘a life worth living’ for every member of society, discussing the importance of human rights-informed policy and legislation, the importance of advocacy, and the importance of embracing diversity at the community level.Speakers• Ms Nastasia Campanella, journalist and broadcaster, ABC Triple J• Dr Laura Davy (Chair)• Professor Rosemary Kayess, Director, Disability Innovation Institute, UNSW Sydney• Ms Ayah WehbeThursday 22nd March, 6.00pmSydney Jewish Museum, 148 Darlinghurst Road, DarlinghurstRegister for this free event here. Presented by ACON and Sydney Health Ethics, this public lecture will explore the intersections of human rights and LGBTI people with diverse sexualities, genders and sex characteristics.Speakers will provide contemporary and historical examples of the ways that sexual and gender minorities have experienced human rights challenges and reflect on the treatment of LGBTI people through legal and social frameworks.Tuesday March 136:30pm – 8pmEternity Playhouse39 Burton StDarlinghurst, NSW 2010Find more information and register for the event here. A Sydney Ideas forum at the University of Sydney, Wednesday 7 March 2018Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have historically been subject to much more misdiagnosis, mistreatment, incarceration and coercion than other Australians in the hands of psychiatric institutions, psychiatrists and other mental health professionals. The ramifications of psychiatry’s sometimes unwitting, indifferent or knowing complicity in past harmful practices and beliefs have been far-reaching. They extend from the health and well-being of the individual patient, to human rights and social justice concerns that prevail in contemporary Australian society.How do we come to grips with the past, and how do we do so in just ways? What are the responsibilities of psychiatry to ensure a contribution to improving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social and emotional health and well-being? What can apology and other forms of recognition achieve? What can we learn from other projects of apology and recognition? These questions will be the basis of our discussion by a panel of distinguished speakers, including Professor Steven Larkin, Professor Alan Rosen, Professor Frank Schneider, Ms Joanne Selfe, and Dr Robyn Shields.Wednesday 7 March6 – 7.30pmLaw School FoyerLevel 2 Sydney Law SchoolEastern AvenueThe University of Sydney, Camperdown 2006Find more information and register for the event here. Note the event is free and open to all, but online registration is essential.Author: Caroline Davies Doctors can withdraw life support for an 11-month-old boy against the wishes of his parents, a judge has ruled. Find article here.Authors: Steven Joffe, Holly Fernandez Lynch Though popular with the public and supported by politicians from both parties, the legislation has been widely criticized by policy experts. In isolation, its impact would probably be limited, since the bill was substantially hollowed out to secure the necessary votes. Nonetheless, the motivation behind the proposed legislation threatens to weaken the FDA’s ability to pursue its public health mission. Find article here.Author: Emma Young The state government on Saturday announced an independent review of laws governing surrogacy and assisted reproductive technology in Western Australia. Find article here.Author: Frances Perraudin A surgeon who burned his initials on to the livers of two patients during transplant surgery has been given a 12-month community order and fined £10,000. Find article here.Author: Stephanie Gardiner Nurofen is better than paracetamol for common headaches, declared the advertisements in women s lifestyle magazines. The Federal Court has found that claim to be misleading and deceptive, after two pharmaceutical giants went head-to-head in a two-year legal battle. Find article here.Author: Amber Schultz Thousands of compensation claims have been lodged over Nurofen products that were purported to tackle specific types of pain but which all contained the same active ingredient. Find article here. Decision date: 3 January 2018 Costs unsatisfactory professional conduct necessity to consider evidence. Find decision here.

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