At a time of rising populism and debate about immigration around the world, this Web Symposium – jointly sponsored by the ANU College of Law and the International Association of Constitutional Law’s Membership and Exclusion Research Group – introd

As a virtuoso of the erhu (二胡), or ancient Chinese fiddle, Sam Xin knows the importance of harmony and rhythm - not just in music, but in life as a postgraduate law student.

Given each year in memory of the late ANU Law Professor, Phillipa Weeks, this annual lecture is delivered by national and international experts highlighting key issues in the area of labour law.

While we await the results of the 2020 US elections, our panellists discuss what lies next for the US depending on which party wins and what this means for Australia.

Groups of ANU College of Law students, across all programs, showcase their individual and collaborative coursework and extracurricular projects from 2020 in this webinar.

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From fleeing the civil war in her native Liberia to pursuing six university degrees across four continents, Dr Veronica Fynn Bruey's (PhD '19) journey through academia and life has been nothing short of remarkable.

COVID-19 has given rise to a series of challenges in international law intersecting with patriotism, borders and equality.

The 9/11 attacks hurled terrorism into the global mainstream media. Since then, Australia’s counter-terrorism narrative has developed, carving out a new national security landscape.

Technology is reshaping the legal profession. Are you ready to succeed? Gain a competitive edge with a Graduate Certificate of New Technologies Law from Australia's national law school.

Australia's Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins and International Bar Association's Senior Legal Advisor Kieran Pender came together in this in-conversation to discuss how Australia and Australians can effectively address sexual harassmen

On Tuesday 22 September 2020, a group of experts came together to explore the implications of the Schrems II ruling for Australia.

As part of our 60th-anniversary series of events, we were proud to present a virtual discussion about the rule of law in China. What is the end game of Xi Jinping's push to institutionalise and legalise party leadership over the law?