Evelyn Tadros and Laura Vines talk to director Matthew Lutton about the contemporary human rights relevance of his current theatrical adaptation of Franz Kafka’s The Trial: an absurd and eery story in which Josef K wakes up one morning to discover he has been arrested but he is never told why. File Download (27:37 min / 13 MB)

Following today’s ruling that a Muslim woman must remove her burqa to testify, human rights and international law academic, Dr Jacqueline Mowbray talks to RNR’s Laura Vines and Ben Schokman about freedom of religion, the accused’s right to a fair trial and how women’s rights have been used in the “burqa debate”.File Download (27:40 min / 13 MB)

Ben Schokman and Evelyn Tadros talk to Ben Kiely to discuss the recent historic High Court judgment, which restores the right to vote to over 100,000 Australians and strengthens our system of representative democracy. Ben Kiely is a member of the Mallesons legal team that worked on the case.File Download (28:23 min / 13 MB)

Special guest tonight is comedian Mathew Kenneally, described in The Age as “a whip-smart, funny and gifted spin-paramedic.” Mathew is an award-winning political comedian and author of the Diary Links blog. Tonight he will be talking to us about the election. The funny, human rights-related bits of the election…File Download (22:47 min / 11 MB)

Anna Forsyth talks to Fiona McLeod SC, Victorian Barrister, about human rights and climate change. Fiona is Chair of the Victorian Bar’s Climate Change and Environment Panel and has a particular interest in this emerging area of the law as it relates to Australia and the international community.File Download (27:15 min / 13 MB)