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International students exploited by landlords

04 Dec 2019

Overcrowding, unsafe accommodation and intimidation are just some of the poor conditions frequently faced by students in share housing.

Inclusion is key to normalising disability

03 Dec 2019

Introducing inclusion at an early age helps everyone better understand disability and reduce discrimination, says UNSW's Rosemary Kayess.

Dr Hilary Evans Cameron with Professor Guy S Goodwin-Gill

Refugees face higher burden of proof than criminals

27 Nov 2019

A Kaldor Centre conference has discussed the importance of getting refugee-status decisions right.

Nura Gili Indigenous Female of the Year and Indigenous Male of the Year

Indigenous students shine light on the power of education to create change

27 Nov 2019

Outstanding students celebrated at seventh annual UNSW Indigenous Awards Night.

Professor Louise Chappell on gender justice

25 Nov 2019

Professor Louise Chappell, one of UNSW's SHARP Hires and acclaimed international scholar on gender justice, politics and institutions, discusses what motivates her to make a difference in the world.

Sex and gender in health research: Australia lags behind

25 Nov 2019

Australian medical research needs to ensure men's and women’s medical issues are analysed equally, according to a report published today.

Artificial intelligence – where are we heading?

21 Nov 2019

Professor Lyria Bennett Moses, Director at The Allens Hub for Technology, Law and Innovation at UNSW, explains the legal terminology of AI, and increasing concerns about facial recognition software.

UNSW Law student named as a finalist for Human Rights Award

20 Nov 2019

'This recognition is not for me, it’s for the ancestors who have been fighting much bigger battles before me.'

New policy brief takes an in-depth look at protected entry for refugees

14 Nov 2019

The Kaldor Centre’s Safe Journeys and Sound Policy critically analyses the ways people can seek asylum without risking dangerous journeys.

Why making a citizen’s arrest can be high-risk

12 Nov 2019

There are a number of reasons why intervening isn’t a good idea, says Dr Michael Grewcock from UNSW Law.

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