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Australia's first female Prime Minister spoke at a sold-out event presented by UNSW Centre for Ideas in partnership with the Australian Human Rights Institute. 

The trade war will have mixed implications for Australia, says UNSW Faculty of Law Associate Professor Heng Wang.

Autonomous weapons are cheap and fast but there is rising concern at their ability to make decisions that value human life.

Anthony Blackshield and Richard Chisholm have been awarded UNSW’s highest honour in recognition of their contributions to the law.

Whether via a submarine or a whale, spying is a violation of state sovereignty, says Professor Natalie Klein from UNSW Law.

A former investment treaty between India and Australia allows for a legal claim if the mine doesn’t go ahead, but this shouldn’t deter a federal government, says a UNSW Law researcher.

Every second, someone is displaced as a result of a disaster or the impact of climate change.

A new UNSW Law speaker series will explore the complex and ubiquitous issues of international trade law and give insights into how it penetrates our lives from travel and leisure to public safety and security.    

We should think carefully before bringing smart speakers into our homes, says David Vaile, Stream Lead for Data Protection and Surveillance, Allens Hub for Technology, Law & Innovation at UNSW Law.