Paul Gregoire

Paul Gregoire is a Sydney-based journalist and writer. He's the winner of the 2021 NSW Council for Civil Liberties Award For Excellence In Civil Liberties Journalism. Prior to Sydney Criminal Lawyers®, Paul wrote for VICE and was the news editor at Sydney’s City Hub.

Ongoing Forced Aboriginal Child Removals in WA Could Result in Genocide Prosecution

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The number of Aboriginal children in out-of-home care in Western Australia has dramatically escalated over the last two decades. In 2003, there were 570 First Nations kids in WA state care, which comprised 35 percent of all children in such...

AUKUS: The Fleecing of the Australian Public for US Strategic Interests

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In its recent report into the AUKUS pact and its increasingly fabled Australian-owned nuclear-powered submarines (SSN), Australians for War Powers Reform (AWPR) asserts that the “AUKUS pact has become a textbook example of how to disenfranchise the community, providing almost...

Sydney Trans Community Remains Visible in Defiance of Local and US Existential Threats

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Much of Sydney’s transgender community and its supporters gathered on Gadigal land in Newtown’s Pride Square last Sunday, for the Pride in Protest hosted Trans Day of Visibility rally 2025. And as speaker after speaker took the microphone, the message...

Trump Proposes to Deport Pro-Palestinians to Appease Israel. Could It Happen Here?

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In amongst its authoritarian grab for power, its drive to disempower minorities and to establish white supremacy, the US Trump administration has commenced a targeted campaign against foreign pro-Palestinian students and academics, who had been outspoken against Israel’s genocide in...

Sydney Pro-Palestinians Call Out Pitiful Major Party Form on Ongoing Gaza Genocide

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As they have so many times over the last 18 months, pro-Palestinians from across Greater Sydney gathered on Gadigal land in the city’s Hyde Park to call for an end to the Israeli-perpetrated genocide against the Palestinians of Gaza, and...

The Dangers of Criminalising Criticism of Israel: Interview with Muslim Legal Network’s Dr Oz Susler

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Universities Australia announced on 27 February that all of its 39 member universities nationwide have agreed to adopt a definition of antisemitism “that aligns closely with the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition”, which has a controversial reputation as it...

The Ever-Increasingly and Unfounded Encroachments of Policing Powers in Public Places

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Victorian premier Jacinta Allan announced a massive expansion of random knife search powers in her state on 13 March, as part of a broader youth crime crackdown that’s underway, which involves a 2009 law that allows Victoria police to approach...

NSW Greens to Introduce Human Rights Act for NSW

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New South Wales Greens human rights spokesperson Jenny Leong gave notice on 19 March that she’ll soon be introducing a Human Rights Bill into NSW parliament, which will seek to uphold the rights of NSW citizens and residents under state...

Political Block on Atrocity Prosecutions Remains, As Major Parties Reject Genocide Reforms

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The Labor-Liberal ruling duopoly voted down Senator Lidia Thorpe’s Genocide Bill in the Senate on Wednesday, which meant the major parties agreed that a political veto afforded the attorney general in respect progressing atrocity crime prosecutions, that ensures inequality before...

Will Australian Leaders Extradite Dan Duggan to an Authoritarian USA?

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Experts are describing the assault on the democratic institution of the separation of powers the newly incumbent Trump administration has embarked upon, via its executive order issuing bonanza over the last two months, as a “blitzkrieg on the rule of...
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