Achievement | 15 Nov 2019
#Class of 2019: Phillipa Meikle
Only ever considering life as a lawyer, the challenge for Phillip Meikle was to focus on the area of law she wanted to practice.
Research | Thought leadership | 14 Nov 2019
New policy brief takes an in-depth look at protected entry for refugees
The Kaldor Centre’s Safe Journeys and Sound Policy critically analyses the ways people can seek asylum without risking dangerous journeys.
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Dr Claire Higgins
Research | 12 Nov 2019
Why making a citizen’s arrest can be high-risk
There are a number of reasons why intervening isn’t a good idea, says Dr Michael Grewcock from UNSW Law.
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Dr Michael Grewcock
Research | 12 Nov 2019
UNSW professors elected to the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia
The Fellowships recognise the work of top scholars who have significantly advanced research and knowledge in the social sciences.
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Professor Rosalind Dixon, Professor Julie Stubbs
Opinion | 08 Nov 2019
A new era for education
The skills lawyers need are evolving as our world grows more technical. So legal education must also change, says George Williams.
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Scientia Professor George Williams
Achievement | 01 Nov 2019
#Class of 2019: Khushaal Vyas
Drawn by the Faculty’s pursuit of social justice, Khushaal Vyas has established volunteer initiatives in regional NSW.
Opinion | 30 Oct 2019
The ACCC is suing Google over tracking users. Here's why it matters
Regulators are beginning to tackle big tech companies' hidden use of consumer data.
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Dr Katharine Kemp
Research | 28 Oct 2019
Who owns the content on social media?
Know your rights and stay on top of evolving terms of service when using social media, says Professor Kathy Bowrey from UNSW Law. 
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Professor Kathy Bowrey
Research | 15 Oct 2019
UNSW Law Fellow explores changes to family law in India and the challenges they present to women
Future of Change Indian Fellow Jhuma Sen will examine cases that include the controversial Triple Talaq Bill, which allows a husband to divorce his wife by issuing the word ‘talaq’ three times.
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Dr Noam Peleg