Law and Gender
Law and Gender
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Grace under fire - a film about rural women workers
Skye Saunders talks to Law Institute of Victoria Journal
Peter Dutton insults women ... because Keysar Trad insulted women
Skye Saunders writes in Fairfax Media
Since age six, Canberra's Caitlin Figueiredo has dreamt of global unity
Caitlin Figueiredo interviewed by Canberra Times
Ceremony matters: The lasting significance of the swearing-in ceremony of Chief Justice Susan Kiefel
Heather Roberts writes in Australian Public Law
Australia's first female Chief Justice
Heather Roberts speaks to ABC Radio National Law Report
First woman to become Australia's highest ranking judge
Heather Roberts comments on The Sydney Morning Herald
The appointment of Justice Kiefel is refreshing, but the need for greater diversity is an ongoing task.
Kim Rubenstein writes in The Canberra Times
Burkini Ban in France - World Watch segment
Dorota Anna Gozdecka interviewed by ABC Ballarat and Southwest Victoria
Radio National Interview
Heather Roberts speaks to ABC Radio National Law Report
Upcoming events
Jamila Rizvi in conversation with Daryl Karp on Jamila's new book 'Not just lucky. Why women do the work but don't take the credit'
- Jamila Rizvi
Jamila Rizvi will be in conversation with Daryl Karp on Jamila's new book Not Just Lucky. Why Women Do The Work But Don't Take The Credit, which exposes the secret shame of Australian workplaces: that offices, factories, shops and worksites remain gendered, unfair and unequal. Jamila's book explores the confidence deficit holding women back, the barriers to career success this can create, and how they might be overcome. Accessible and timely, this is essential reading for Australian women.
Women making international law: Towards feminist diplomacy
- A/Prof Susan Harris-Rimmer, Griffith University
Feminist international law scholarship has always insisted on showing the human faces of the state, why constructions of gender matter to the state, and which humans are excluded or silenced by gendered constructions of the state.
Trauma, testimony and comics
- Dr Golnar Nabizadeh, University of Dundee
This seminar examines the intersections between the law, trauma, and testimony, arguing that the law has increasingly come to recognise the breadth of experience, and range of narrative iterations, that may constitute trauma.
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