The clothes we wear, the coffee we drink, the food we eat are all end products of supply chains tainted by modern slavery. Great listening to a rich discussion on this at Legal Hour 2020. Thanks to the panelists, host @AndrewLynchUNSW and moderator @justine_nolan#unswlaw
Great hearing from Catherine Parr, General Counsel of the Reserve Bank of Australia at the first Digital Dean’s Lunch series. Thank you Andrew for moderating. @UNSWLaw@AndrewLynchUNSW
“We need to ask ourselves why accountability for Indigenous deaths in custody is so rare and what the legal and structural barriers are to this.”
@UNSW Law Scientia PhD candidate and Gomeroi woman, @AJ_Whittaker explores systemic racism in Australia.
https://t.co/HrMzzyD6ns
Adapting to our new digital world, listening to the Dean of UNSW Law, Scientia Professor George Williams as he moderates a panel of our esteemed alumni talking about the ‘Freedom of the Press’! @ProfGWilliams@UNSWLaw@UNSW@UNSWAlumni
We all have limitations - we need to change our perspective on disability. Privileged to hear @RosemaryKayess talk about the fight for human rights @UNSWLaw
Just attended a fantastic event organised by the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, where Prof Kerryn Phelps launched the book Refugee Rights & Policy Wrongs by Jane McAdam and Fiona Chang. Everyone has the right to seek asylum under international law @UNSWLaw