The Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law in the Faculty of Law plays a prominent, independent role in public debate on issues vital to Australia's future including Charters of Rights, federal reform, reconciliation and native title, refugees and migration law and the challenges of responding to terrorism. The Centre is a focal point for research and discussion of these and other questions of public law for the academic, professional and wider community. The Centre's Members, Postgraduate Students and Visitors seek to actively engage with government, the legal profession and broader community through research, teaching, media and consultancy work and events including conferences and seminars.
Edward Santow reviewsDon’t Leave Us with the Bill: the Case Against an Australian Bill of Rights for the Australian
Jane McAdam and Maryanne Loughry write in the Canberra Times on climate-induced displacement
Jane McAdam and Maryanne Loughry write in Inside Story on climate-induced displacement
The Centre welcomes Monica Betancourt as a Summer Intern from the University of Chicago Law School of Law
Centre Research Associate, Tessa Meyrick, discusses the recent High Court decision of Radio 2UE Sydney Pty Ltd v Chesterton on Australian Policy Online
Edward Santow interviewed on Radio station 2SER law program, Radio Atticuson a Charter of Rights for Australia
Christopher Michaelsen delivered a paper on the UN Security Council’s 1267 counter-terrorism sanctions regime and due process at the 6th Asian Law Institute Conference in Hong Kong
A selection of recorded proceedings from Centre events.
Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law, Faculty
of Law, UNSW Sydney NSW 2052, Australia Tel: +61 2 9385 2257
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