HomeGeneral NewsVoting prohibition impacts human rights – Proctor General News Voting prohibition impacts human rights – Proctor January 21, 2026 0 2 - Advertisement - The proposed voting prohibition on prisoners serving a sentence of one year or longer is inconsistent with international and domestic human rights standards, the Queensland Law Society has advocated in a recent submission. The Society has made a submission into the Electoral Laws… Click here to view the original article. Tagsqlsproctor.com.au - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleThe shamer’s dilemma • Inside StoryNext articleExtreme heat returning to southeastern Australia RELATED ARTICLES Breaking News Queensland riding school to close after teaching thousands of students over 50 years Australian Online News - November 8, 2026 General News Two teenage brothers and a neighbour used a kayak and paddleboard to rescue a Florida mother, her 11-year-old son and their three dogs from... Australian Online News - November 8, 2026 General News Melbourne auction clearance rate hits 60 per cent despite RBA rate rise Australian Online News - November 8, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed The Democrats’ ‘blue tsunami’ is a strong repudiation of Donald Trump. Now, they will look to replicate it in 2028 November 4, 2026 Echidna sightings on Aboriginal-owned Lungtalanana/Clarke Island excite after extensive bushfires November 6, 2026 Cyberattack defrosts supermarket fridges across Europe November 3, 2026 US midterms 2026 LIVE updates: Trump jokes about renaming Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in final … November 3, 2026 Load more