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Web Enter designed and maintained the Family Court of Australia's web site from 1999 to 2004. Our service included design, content updating such as brochures, judgments, other client information and corporate documents, creating interactive Adobe versions of court forms, daily publishing of court lists and the maintenance of a regular email notification service.

Description of Client

The Family Court of Australia is a superior Australian federal court of record which deals with family law matters. Its main function is to determine cases with the most complex law, facts and parties, to cover specialised areas in family law, and to provide national coverage as the appellate court in family law matters.

It was established by the Australian Parliament in 1975 under Chapter 3 of the Australian Constitution and the Family Law Act 1975.  The Court consists of a Chief Justice, Deputy Chief Justice, Appeal Division judges and other judges.

Web Enter created and maintained the web site for the International Conference on Child Labour and Child Exploitation which was held on Sunday 3rd - Tuesday 5th August 2008, Cairns, Australia.

Description of Client

The International Conference evaluated the progress and achievements made in relation to the eradication of the worst forms of child labour and will explore the challenges ahead in securing rights for children in the 21st century and meeting the UN Millennium Goals by 2015.

The Conference reflected on whether the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the International Programme on the Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC), as defined by the ILO in Forms of Child Labour Convention No.182 (C182) and its associated Recommendation (R190), address the right issues, in the light of 21st century concerns with nationalism, identity and globalisation, or whether new approaches to protecting children’s rights are needed. The Conference focussed on the role of the organizations representing employers and workers, non-government organisations as well as governments. The Conference engaged the corporate sector with a view to bringing a concrete reality to the much vaunted concept of responsible corporate citizenship. It highlighted steps taken by some companies and organisations operating internationally to address the worst forms of exploitation in their labour obligations and their attempts to try to set higher standards.

Web Enter created this web content to be posted on the web site of the Commonwealth Productivity Commision. The client reqired these pages to be compliant with XHTML Strict 1.0, AAA accessibility rating, CSS standards. We created this web content for both their 2005 rand 2007 overview reports.

Description of Client

These reports prepared by the Commonwealth Productivity Commission provide indicators of Indigenous disadvantage, with a focus on areas where governments can make a difference. It contains information on the current level of disadvantage, and where possible, how that disadvantage has changed over time. And importantly, it acts as a driver for positive change by identifying key areas for action.

Web Enter created and maintained the web site for the 4th World Congress on Family Law and Children's Rights held in Cape Town, South Africa, March 2005.

Description of Client 

In March 2005 in Cape Town, South Africa approximately 700 judges, lawyers and other professionals committed to children’s rights gathered at the 4th World Congress on Family Law and Children's Rights. The venue was the Cape Town International Convention Centre. This was the fourth such meeting following the inaugural Congress in Sydney, Australia in 1993; the second in San Francsico, USA in 1997; and the third in Bath, England in 2001. It marked the 15th anniversary of the most widely ratified human rights convention of all time, the United Nations Convention of the Rights of the Child (UNCROC).

We had become increasingly concerned about the position of children in countries where economic boom conditions has created an enormous demand for labour and particularly cheap labour, which children can provide. These and many other issues were addressed at a highly successful conference.

3rd World Congress on Family Law and the Rights of Children and Yout, Bath, England, 20 - 22 September 2001

Web Enter created and maintained the web site for the 3rd World Congress held in Bath England in 2001.

Desciption of Client

This congress brought together lawyers, judges, health care professionals, politicians, community and government representatives, human rights advocates and representatives from the private and business sectors who share a common concern about the rights of children.

The primary focus of the Congress was to develop outcomes that directly benefit those who are especially vulnerable and disadvantaged, particularly children and young people.