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The Quad (finally) delivers: Can it be sustained?

On 19 March, the leaders of four important democracies of the Indo-Pacific region – the United States, Japan, Australia and India – held (virtually) their first-ever “Quad Summit.” This meeting at the leaders’ level of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue was significant on two counts. It showed, for one, that the extent of frustration with Chinese behaviour has reached a pitch where all four countries have overcome past reservations to deliver a potent message of solidarity. Following border clashes between Chinese and Indian soldiers in the Himalayas and export sanctions meted out as punishment by China to Australia, the new Biden administration’s determination to rally this grouping as a show of strength in the region was more easily realised than it otherwise might have been.

Australia to end exemptions for politicians and judges facing sexual harassment claims - JURIST - News

April 10, 2021 04:24:45 pm Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on Thursday that his government will end exemptions for judges and politicians from sexual harassment laws. The announcement comes in response to nationwide protests against sexual violence, prompted by allegations of rapes committed by high level politicians, including an allegation against attorney general Christian Porter. Early last year Australia’s Sex Discrimination Commissioner, Kate Jenkins, issued the Respect@Work report offering 55 recommendations that would implement broad changes to existing laws, including the removal of exemptions for public sector employers. Included in the report were dozens of accounts from sexual harassment survivors, detailing extensive workplace misconduct across many industries and levels of employment.

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