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UN report highlights risk of more and gross human rights violations if South Sudan’s conflict drivers remain unaddressed
Prosecuting entrepreneur for alleged sanctions violations is against international law and human rights, UN expert warns: Germany
“GRAVE VIOLATIONS AGAINST CHILDREN MUST STOP”- Statement by Save the Children CEO Inger Ashing
Australia and the United Kingdom join forces to advance online safety and security
UK’s Rwanda asylum moves undercut core human rights protections – UN Human Rights Chief
Papalia criticisms of judicial decision: an attack on the rule of law
UN experts call for accountability for Navalny’s death and immediate release of all political prisoners: Russia
Workshop “Anticorruption and Human Rights”
UN expert: Israel’s symbolic “ban” must not distract from atrocity crimes in Gaza
UN experts condemn terrorist attacks targeting Pakistan election and call for a peaceful transition of power
Can AI write laws? Lawyer puts ChatGPT to the test
Can AI write laws? Lawyer puts ChatGPT to test
75 years of Australian Citizenship
Taliban’s arbitrary arrests and detention of women and girls over dress code must end immediately, UN experts say: Afghanistan
Opening of 2024 Legal Year
Covid Inquiry Update
Government consults on expanding COVID-19 Inquiry terms of reference
Joint statement by US Attorney-General Merrick B. Garland and Australia Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus
Proposed SA sentencing laws for sex offences will result in injustice
Hate speech review a positive first step to broader reform
ZFA statement on ICJ case against Israel
What Could Australian Republic Look Like?
Bangladesh parliamentary elections
Multinational Mission’s Deployment Critical to Restoring Rule of Law in Haiti, 2653 Sanctions Committee Chair Tells Security Council
International Anti-Corruption Day 2023
National Security Information Act must have sufficient regard to open justice
2024 Law Council of Australia Executive
Contributions honoured at Gala Dinner
Rushed legislation requires urgent review
Panelists: Democracy depends on free, healthy press
Liberty, equality and proportionality must not be overlooked in response to High Court decision
Memo Labor: Don’t let Peter Dutton write immigration detention laws again
APS Values: one rule for us, another rule for them
Extension of punitive tariffs on Russia
Joint Leaders Statement to mark the second anniversary of AUKUS
Accountable governance requires effective FOI
BCA President Tim Reed Annual Dinner speech
McGowan’s opposition to Palmer projects now clear
Will the rise of the robots be the end of the lawyers?
Judgement Day: Will rise of robots be end of lawyers?
UN expert: South Africa must tackle crude legacy of environmental racism and toxic exposure
Visit to United States 10 August
Call to States to reinvigorate access to justice for all
Professions must adhere to professional and ethical standards
Briefing on the Secretary-General’s new Vision for the Rule of Law
The time is now to strike anti-Pacific racism from New Zealand law
HMAS Anzac conducts Exercise Lumbas 2023 in the Philippines
UN Human Rights Chief concerned at attempts to undermine electoral process: Guatemala

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