Articles by Kirsty Anantharajah
- Profile
- Kirsty is a PhD Scholar at the Australian National University, exploring the impacts of climate finance regulation and governance in Fiji. She is also a lawyer admitted in the ACT with a background in refugee protection. She has previously worked in the fields of human rights law, transitional justice and gender based violence.
Featured, Green Agenda Quarterly Journal Spring 2020, Social Justice
Mobile phones in immigration detention: capturing lessons for post-pandemic transformation?
With the onset of COVID-19, the fault lines of the status quo are becoming more and more visible across Australia and the world. Globally, as People of Color are disproportionately dying from COVID-19, the effects of concealed structures of racism are made visible. This truth is immediately apparent in Australia’s carceral settings. The unequal incarceration levels of Aboriginal and Torres... Read More