Climate Activism And The Legal Defence
Campaigning for action requires drastic measures. We’ve all seen the lengths activists have gone to fight…
Law
Kimberley Motley: the first US woman to practice law in Afghanistan
Working as a lawyer in many places around the world is a dangerous profession, whether that…
Creative Commons and Australian Copyright (Part 2)
Creative Commons, or CC, is an emerging paradigm “devoted to expanding creative works so others can…
Article 13 and Australian Copyright (Part 1)
Earlier this year, the European Union moved to pass a divisive Article 13, which restricts social…
NSW Law Against Animal Activists Passed
Animal activists are now being slapped with fines that could each up to $400,000 and potentially…
Hong Kong Pushing Ahead with Controversial Extradition Laws
Hong Kong has decided to push ahead with proposed changes to its extradition laws, which some…
Scams and NDIS a focus for Law Week
This Law Week, events will be held across the country to help ‘Unlock your law’ and…
Australia’s Problem with Racism
After the Christchurch killings a couple of weeks ago, Australians have slowly come to grips with…
What Happens if You Get Injured on Smoko?
Did you hear the story of a Queensland McDonald’s worker who broke her leg taking a smoke…
Russia Saying Dosvidaniya to Internet?
Russia has been implementing stricter internet laws in the last five years, including censoring VPS- browser…
Australia’s Modern Slavery Act
Australian companies will soon have to address the risks of modern slavery within their company because…
Difficulties of a Fair Trial for Chris Dawson
Following Chris Dawson's arrest on Wednesday over the 1982 disappearance of his then-wife Lynette, his legal…
