06 November 2019 | FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Girls as young as 12 have been strip-searched by the police in Australia’s most populous state in recent years, according to data released on Wednesday. Isabella Kwai reports for The New York Times

Migrant workers facing exploitation at work can now access free legal assistance through ha $1.6 million project launched in New South Wales today. Sam Langford reports for SBS The Feed

Data obtained under freedom of information laws has revealed the shocking reality that over 120 underage girls have been strip searched by NSW Police since 2016. Jackson Langford reports for Music Feeds

In the past three years, 122 girls have been forced to undergo the controversial practice. Michael McGowan reports for The Guardian

The NSW government will back a new state-wide legal service that will target underpaid migrant workers as the federal government is urged to relax strict visa laws while it considers tougher penalties for the underpayment of wages. Anna Patty reports for The Sydney Morning Herald

Two women who were strip-searched by police as teenagers speak out about their experiences. Michael McGowan reports for the Guardian.

Shadow police minister says police interpretation of when a strip search is justified is ‘very loose’. Michael McGowan reports for The Guardian

8 November 2019 | FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Coroner finds strip searches are causing harm and calls for change to the law

Sean Stimson, head of Redfern Legal Centre’s International Student Service talks to Sydney Criminal Lawyers about the newly launched legal app for international students, My Legal Mate. Paul Gregoire reports for Sydney Criminal Lawyers.