Submission to the Office of the High Commissioner, Human Rights Council

Our evidence + recommendations to the Standing Committee on Social Issues, Parliament of New South Wales

AI, "deepfakes" and sex dolls highlighted in our evidence to UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women and Girls

Children should not be required to build capacity to keep themselves safe: Committee recommendations draw from our evidence

Collective Shout welcomes the final report of the Joint Select Committee on Social Media and Australian Society which examines the influence of social media on users’ health and wellbeing. Collective Shout’s submission to the inquiry and Movement Director, Melinda Tankard Resist’s evidence before a public hearing were cited in the final report titled: Social media: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Collective Shout welcomed the opportunity to provide a submission and recommendations on the Codes of Practice for the Online Industry (Class 1C and Class 2 Material). You can read the full submission here.

This is a Position Statement on behalf of Collective Shout, Children and Media Australia and 8 other individuals and organisations

Criminal Code Amendment (Deepfake Sexual Material) Bill 2024
Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee

The case for criminalising ‘creation’ alone, not just ‘distribution’

We are grateful for the opportunity to provide input into the Special Rapporteur’s report on violence against women and prostitution.

In 2020, after the discovery of illegal child sexual abuse material being sold in Australian stores – and with an unrestricted age rating -  we called for an overhaul of the Classifications system.