Professor Kate Ogg undertakes interdisciplinary research in the areas of refugee law, human rights, litigation, access to justice and feminist legal theory and method.
Kate is the author of 'Protection from Refuge: From Refugee Rights to Migration Management', which was published with Cambridge University Press in 2022. The monograph is the first global and comparative examination of the role courts play in refugee journeys.
Kate is the co-editor (with Professor Susan Harris Rimmer) of 'Feminist Engagement with International Law' (Edward Elgar, 2019) and has published a number of influential journal articles and book chapters in leading international and Australian journals and edited collections. Kate has presented her research at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees' Headquarters in Geneva. She has been called to give evidence on international refugee law to the Australian Federal Parliament and regularly provides commentary on developments in refugee and human rights law and policy in domestic and international media outlets.
Kate is currently working on an Australian Research Council funded project on community sponsorship for refugees. Kate is also currently working on a new project that involves scholars and lawyers with lived experience of displacement and migration rewriting key refugee and migration law court decisions.
In 2024, Kate will commence a new project on movement litigation which is funded by an Australian Research Council grant.
Kate is the Associate Dean Higher Degree Research for the ANU College of Law.
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Protection from RefugeRewriting JurisprudenceFeminist Engagement with International Law
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Grants
Books & edited collections
Refereed journal articles
Book chapters
Conference papers & presentations
- Rewriting Refugee Law: Centring Refugee Knowledges and Lived Experiences’ Refugees Studies Centre, University of Oxford, December 2024
- ‘Borders of Exclusion: The Power of Visual Counter-Narratives in Epistemic Knowledge’ (with Dr Saba Vasefi), University of Sussex, November 2024
- ‘Community Sponsorship of Refugees: Pathway, Durable Solution, Tool or Hospitality?’ Refugee Law Initiative, University of London, June 2024.
- 'Rewriting Refugee Law - Shifting Debates in Gender Scholarship' International Association for Refugee and Migration Judges, University of Newcastle, November 2022
- 'Feminism as Method in International Law Research' Refugee Law Initiative, November 2022
- 'Rewriting Refugee Law' Refugee Law Initiative Conference, University of London, June 2022
- 'Community Sponsorship Scholarship: Directions and Lacunas' Refugee Law Initiative Conference, University of London, June 2022
- 'Crimmigration and Critical Legal Theory', Crimmigration Law Talks, Leiden Law School, May 2022
- 'Lived Experiences of Australia's COVID-19 Border Closures', COVID-19 and Borders Conference, University of Hong Kong, May 2022
- 'Getting Wiser with Age? Article 1D Jurisprudence: From Stuck in the Past to Pointing the Way Forward' Refugee Law Initiative Conference, University of London, June 2021
- 'Gendering Border Externatisation' Resposibility Sharing or Shedding? Reflections from Europe and Australia CONREP Conference, Deakin University, February 2020
- 'Refugee and Judicial Narratives of Refuge: From Affinity to Incongruity' Narrating Displacement Conference, University of Oxford, October 2019
- 'A State of Exception or A State of Exceptionality?: Challenges to Offshore Processing in the South Pacific' Public Interest Lawyering Conference, La Trobe University, August 2019
- 'International Solidarity from the Perspective of Palestinian Refugees' The Spirit of International Solidarity, the Right to Asylum, and the Response to Displacement – An Interdisciplinary Symposium, La Trobe University, February 2019
- 'Feminist Claims in Turbulent Times' IPSA Confernce, University of Queensland, July 2018
- 'Gender in Refugee Law - From the Margins to the Centre and out of the Pink Ghetto' Conference on Gender, Asylum and Families, College of Law and Business, Tel Aviv, March 2017
- 'Trump's Executive Orders from the Lens of Refugee Law', The Explosive President: Donald Trump's Migration Policy and its Impact on International Law and Non-Discrimination Principles, Centre for International and Public Law, Canberra, 13 February 2017
- 'The Post-Exclusion Dilemma: An Australian Perspective' International Association for the Study of Forced Migration, Poland, July 2016
- 'A Woman's Refuge?' The Future of Women's Engagement with International Law, Brisbane, June 2016
- 'Protection from Refuge' Access to Asylum: Current Challenges and Future Directions, Prato, May 2014
- 'The Intersections of Refugee and International Criminal Law: Unintended Consequences' The Impact of Migration Law and Policy, Australian National University, Canberra, October 2013
- ‘At the Edge of Law and Morality: A Feminist and Comparative Examination of Exclusion from the Refugee Regime on the Grounds of Criminality’, Canadian Law and Society’s Law on the Edge Conference, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, July 2013
- ‘Recent Jurisprudence on Article 1F of the United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees 1951 and the Insights Offered by a Feminist Legal Analysis’, Migration Law Series, University of Oxford Law School, Oxford, May 2012
- ‘A Day in the Life of a Litigator’, Queensland Law Society Expo, Brisbane, July 2011
- ‘An Update on the Crimes Legislation Amendment (Torture, Prohibition and Death Penalty Abolition) Act 2010 (Cth), and the Interaction of Australian Authorities With Death Penalty Jurisdictions’, Law Council of Australia’s 2010 National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference, Brisbane, August 2010
Government submissions
Case notes & book reviews
Other
Honours thesis supervision
I am willing to supervise in the areas:
Current courses
Year | Course code | Course name |
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2023 | Class #6494 | International Law of Human Rights |
Previous courses
Year | Course code | Course name |
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2021 | Class #6516 | International Law of Human Rights |
2021 | Class #2712 | Litigation and Dispute Management |
2021 | Class #4222 | Litigation and Dispute Management |
2020 | Class #1418 | Jessup Moot |
2021 | Class #1565 | Jessup Moot |
2021 | Class #1566 | Jessup Moot |
2020 | Class #1426 | Jessup Moot |
Past courses
