Health, Law and Bioethics
Health, Law and Bioethics
Latest news
In the Media
The Trojan Horse of the global drug wars: from Canberra to Sinaloa
Desmond Manderson writes in The Canberra Times
Challenges to vaccine mandates unlikely to hold water
Ron Levy speaks to 2GB
Solid legal basis for NSW vaccine mandates to enter businesses, expert says
Ron Levy quoted in The Guardian
Four words reveal major Aussie divide on vaccinations
Ron Levy quoted in News.com.au
Call for any vaccine passport to balance human rights
Jolyon Ford speaks to Canberra Weekly
Call for any vaccine passport to balance human rights
Ron Levy quoted in Canberra Weekly
Questions linger over business and vaccine passports as Australia charts path out of Covid
Ron Levy quoted in Canberra Times
We need to listen to young people on tackling COVID
Faith Gordon writes in The Age
We need to listen to young people on tackling COVID
Faith Gordon writes in The Age
Upcoming events
The Annual Kirby Lecture in International Law: Why It’s Time to Terminate the TRIPS Agreement
- Professor Anne Orford
The 2022 Annual Kirby Lecture in International Law, hosted by the Centre for Public and International Law, will be delivered by Professor Anne Orford (Melbourne Law School).
Past events
Mental Health Seminar: Survival guide for legal practice managers
- Maria Falas
In the lead up to Mental Health Week, the ACT Law Society is providing a free seminar presented by Maria Falas, Head of Mental Health and Wellbeing from OnePath Life Limited (legalsuper’s group insurer).
The Children Act- Film Screening and Panel discussion
- Professor Tom Faunce
- Justice John Faulks, former family Court Judge and ALRC commissioner,
- Justice Mary Finn, former family Court Judge, former member of the ANU Council
The ANU College of Law, Law Reform and Social Justice Program proudly presents The Children Act.
Twenty Minutes With The Devil
Part thriller, part black comedy, this play is inspired by events leading to the capture of El Chapo, Mexico’s most notorious drug lord, in 2016. But Twenty Minutes With The Devil transcends its original context, opening instead onto a world that is everywhere and nowhere, in an idiom at once strange and familiar. It asks vital questions about law, politics, and justice in the modern world. About the lives and decisions out of our control that seem to hold us all hostage. And the patterns that entrap us in other ways parents and children, myths and beliefs, childhood memories and fantasies of escape.