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The Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law

05 Dec 2018

Since its establishment five years ago, the Kaldor Centre and its world-leading research have directly influenced policy and public debate about protecting refugees and forced migrants.

AI in law: how lawyers and scientists can avoid automated injustice

05 Dec 2018

Poorly managed artificial intelligence has the potential to undermine the application of law, Research Professor Mireille Hildebrandt, a global leader in AI and ethics, will warn during a lecture at UNSW Sydney on December 13.

Disturbing Australian attitudes towards violence against women and gender equality uncovered in new research

30 Nov 2018

The National Community Attitudes towards Violence against Women Survey used a representative sample of 17,500 Australians.

Honorary UNSW Law doctorate awarded to Pat Anderson, visionary leader and activist

08 Nov 2018

Pat Anderson has been honoured for her advocacy of social justice and lasting change for Australia’s First Peoples.

New study goes deeper into international student exploitation

24 Oct 2018

A joint UNSW Sydney-UTS study into the exploitation of international students has received almost $80,000 in NSW government funding.

UNSW Law appoints new Chair to tackle corporate danger areas

15 Oct 2018

Leading corporate law scholar Professor Dimity Kingsford Smith becomes the inaugural MinterEllison Chair in Risk and Regulation to lead debate on topics including the fair delivery of financial services.

UNSW Indigenous Law Centre associate appointed ACT’s first Aboriginal magistrate

24 Sep 2018

Newly appointed magistrate Louise Taylor wants her work to be an empathetic reflection of the communities she represents.

Creativity and judgement key to lawyering with artificial intelligence

24 Sep 2018

UNSW Law is leading research into how artificial intelligence is changing work for lawyers and how we all have access to justice.

Noel Pearson envisages an Australia unified through the pursuit of self-interest

13 Sep 2018

The outspoken advocate delivered a pointed vision of the nation's journey to unification while delivering the annual Hal Wootten Lecture at UNSW Sydney.

Innovative new method puts a price on public spending

10 Sep 2018

New UNSW Sydney report introduces Social Return Accounting, an innovative method for measuring the value of government expenditures.

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