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The new Australian Human Rights Institute web portal will share news, opinions, and policy briefings on COVID-19 across the human rights spectrum.

In 2018, China began a barley investigation in response to Australia imposing anti-dumping duties on Chinese steel and aluminium.

Legal professionals, alumni and academics to analyse and debate the diverse effects of COVID-19 on public law in new digital series.

The question of China’s responsibility for the coronavirus pandemic, and any subsequent economic reparations, is complicated by sovereign immunity, a UNSW expert says.

Professor Megan Davis, Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous and Professor of Law at UNSW Sydney, has today been named the Balnaves Chair in Constitutional Law.

Australian growers are effectively banned from a huge market. But details of the decision show how it may be reversed.

A UNSW PhD student's research has assisted a Rohingya man's case for an Australian protection visa.

On the 3rd anniversary of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, Professor Megan Davis says that the coronavirus pandemic highlights the need for a First Nations Voice to Parliament. 

While the government's COVIDSafe Bill has made significant improvements in the last two weeks, substantial concerns remain, according to UNSW experts.