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22
Jun
2017
Serendipitous timing has been a recurring theme for ANU Law alumnus Patrick Mayoh, who received the 2015 RG Menzies Scholarship, and recently graduated with a Master in Public Policy from Harvard University.
19
Jun
2017
In the first of a series of reports, Marianne Dickie writes about the first informal thematic session on the human rights of migrants, as global leaders work towards developing global compacts to ensure the safety of migrants and refugees.
18
Jun
2017
Last year I became an Italian citizen through marriage to an Italian Australian. The process legally was very easy: register our marriage with the Italian consulate, pay a relatively small fee, obtain an Australian federal police check and wait.
16
Jun
2017
As well as teaching and research, ANU Law’s tireless academics put their knowledge towards shaping law reform and public policy both in Australia and internationally.
16
Jun
2017
The Australian Government this week introduced a new Bill into parliament to amend the Citizenship Act 2007. The move comes just two weeks after submissions to its discussion paper had closed – those submissions have not been made public.
15
Jun
2017
Eleven ANU Law students and nine from anthropology and social sciences are among the largest winter intake of Aurora Intern since the project began.
14
Jun
2017
In the wake of terrorist attacks in France and England, both France and Britain are expected to toughen counterterrorism measures to try to contain the threat.
09
Jun
2017
Papua New Guinea enters its 2017 national election at the back of one of the most contentious periods of its democracy. Prime Minister Peter O’Neill’s reign began unexpectedly in August 2011 after the then Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare was ousted by the PNG parliament following his long absence from the country due to illness.
09
Jun
2017
Islamic State has urged its supporters to conduct an all-out war against infidels in the West during Ramadan. The scale of Britain's problem is immense compared with Australia's writes Clive Williams.
09
Jun
2017
Anti-slavery legislation is a good start, but if we want a future where goods are produced free of slavery it requires government, business and consumers to all be pulling in the same direction, Jolyon Ford writes.
Pages
26 Sep 2017
Review of K. Rubenstein, Australian Citizenship Law, Lawbook Company of Australia/Thomson Reuters, Sydney, 2017 (2nd edition)
Kim Rubenstein cited in Eudo Citizenship (European Union Democracy Observatory on Citizenship)
6 Sep 2017
Victoria police should record perceived ethnicity of everyone they stop, says legal rights group
Tamar Hopkins quoted in The Guardian
4 Sep 2017
Australia and Timor Leste strike deal to end maritime boundary dispute
Donald Rothwell speaks to ABC Radio National Breakfast
31 Aug 2017
Derryn Hinch wants Senate to refer his election to the High Court
Kim Rubenstein quoted in The Australian
30 Aug 2017
Change Agents: Darren Kindleysides and Don Rothwell on how Australia briefly stopped Japanese whaling
Donald Rothwell speaks to The Conversation
29 Aug 2017
ANU wins more than $1.24 million in New Colombo Plan grants
Vivien Holmes, Margie Rowe ANU Newsroom
15 Aug 2017
Barnaby Joyce's New Zealand citizenship puts Gov't majority in doubt
Kim Rubenstein quoted in ABC's AM
