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UNSW Research Centres
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Skip to main content. Centres and Institutes Bulletins. Affiliated Medical Research Institutes. NHMRC Centres of Research Excellence. Arts and Social Sciences. UNSW Art and Design. UNSW Canberra at ADFA. Other - Pro Vice-Chancellor (International). Centres Procedure: Establishment, Management and Review of Centres and Institutes. Requirements for Centre Annual Reports. Mark Wainwright Analytical Centre. Research Analysis, Performance and Profile Office. Research Integrity, Ethics and Compliance. The Kirb...
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Terrorism and International Law – Are our laws and practises fit for purpose? | THE RED TELEPHONE
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News of the NSW Young Lawyers International Law Committee. Terrorism and International Law – Are our laws and practises fit for purpose? May 14, 2011 in Committee News. International Humanitarian and Criminal Law. Is torture of any kind, including waterboarding, acceptable conduct by those who job it is to track down terrorists? How long is it reasonable to detain and interrogate suspected terrorists before bringing them to trial? The Australian Institute of International Affairs. Is a former officer in ...
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Centres | UNSW Law
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Skip to main content. Through our research, education and advocacy Centres, we promote academic scholarship, public awareness and work to shape future legislation. UNSW Law incorporates a range of legal research, advocacy and education Centres. These Centres are integral to the Faculty's research output. They also play an essential role in the education of UNSW Law students through the provision of internships and clinical legal education. Andrew and Renata Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law.
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Networks and collaborations | About | Kaldor Centre
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Join our Mailing List. Climate change, disasters and displacement. Immigration detention and the ASIO security clearance regime. In-country processing and orderly departure programmes. Planned relocation and resettlement. Public attitudes to asylum seekers. Regional protection and cooperation. State responsibility and borders. The history of Australian refugee policy. The refugee in international law. Bilateral agreements - offshore processing. Legal assistance for asylum seekers. Visit the IJRL website.
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Capacity Building Workshop | Justice for All?
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Skip to Main Content Area. The Capacity Building Workshop brought together senior National Human Rights Institution officials with non-government actors from across the Asia Pacific to gain a deeper understanding of the work of the Court and to raise questions and issues about how to incorporate the Rome Statute in their work at the local level. The workshop strengthened networks between the delegates and also highlighted the need for ongoing training and education in the area.
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Programme | Justice for All?
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Skip to Main Content Area. Download the Daily Agenda and Speaker list.
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Sponsorship | Justice for All?
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Skip to Main Content Area. We are grateful to the following who generously supported the Justice for All? Conference through their generous financial and other forms of support:.
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About Us | Justice for All?
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Skip to Main Content Area. In February 2012, the Australian Human Rights Centre, the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of New South Wales host ed an international conference. The International Criminal Court - a conference: 10 year review of the ICC. The conference marked the 10. The Justice for All Conference was held at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, on 14 - 15 February 2012. The Conference addressed questions such as:. What is the futur...
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Human rights resources - Centre for Human Rights Education | Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia
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Skip to main content. Refugees and asylum seekers. Gender, sexuality and human rights. Rights to culture and knowledge. Social justice and education. Curtin Critical Disability Studies Network. Refugees and asylum seekers. Gender, sexuality and human rights. Centre for Human Rights Education. Refugees and asylum seekers. Gender, sexuality and human rights. Rights to culture and knowledge. Social justice and education. Refugees and asylum seekers. Gender, sexuality and human rights. UC Berkeley Human Righ...
