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Professor Dale Stephens Participation in ICRC Sponsored Events in Geneva
Professor Dale Stephens was recently invited by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to present a paper on the relationship between the Geneva 1977 Additional Protocol I (which principally applies to land warfare) to the law of naval warfare.
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SALRI Engages with Law Reform Bodies in the UK and Ireland
The South Australian Law Reform Institute (SALRI) has recently been welcomed by leading law reform bodies in the United Kingdom and Ireland, strengthening international ties and highlighting the Institute’s innovative contributions to law reform and legal education.
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Madeleine Perrett presenting at ALAA
Madeleine Perrett recently presented at the Australasian Law Academics Association (ALAA) at the University of Queensland. Her presentation, 'Indigenous Voices in Legal Research: A Non-Indigenous Perspective', explored the ethical responsibilities, methodological challenges, and opportunities for respectful engagement that non-Indigenous legal scholars face when engaging with Indigenous voices in legal research.
Associate Professor Anne Hewitt presents research at ILO Conference in Geneva
We are proud to share that Associate Professor Anne Hewitt has recently returned from Geneva, Switzerland, where she delivered a presentation at the prestigious 9th Regulating for Decent Work Conference, hosted by the International Labour Organization (ILO). This year’s conference focused on the vital theme: “Strengthening Labour Institutions and Worker Voice to Deliver Decent Employment.”
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RUMLAE Digital Resilience Conference
On 4 September 2023, RUMLAE’s inaugural Digital Resilience Conference was held at the Ingkarni Wardli Building at the University of Adelaide. A diverse range of topics were canvassed, including the international law governing cyber operations and cyberweapons, regulation of company action in response to cybersecurity concerns, potential control of misinformation and disinformation in Australia and abroad, and the practical and legal management of data breach incidents. The day featured presentations from a number of Adelaide Law School academics and students, including Professor Dale Stephens, Emeritus Professor Christopher Symes, Associate Professor Beth Nosworthy and PhD student Karina Galliford.
2023 ABLE HDR Conference - HDR Students
The Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics organised the 2023 ABLE HDR Conference on 12 April in Adelaide National Wine Centre!
International Perspectives conference at Nottingham Trent University
Dr David Plater and Olga Pandos presented with Dr Cerian Griffiths at the Participation, Vulnerability and the Legal Process: International Perspectives conference at Nottingham Trent University.
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