Achievement | 07 Aug 2020
UNSW academics and student finalists in Australian Law Awards
Influential UNSW academics and student featured as finalists in the 2020 Lawyers Weekly Australian Law Awards.
Opinion | Thought leadership | 04 Aug 2020
A dog’s breakfast? Why rental pet reform is needed
NSW pet tenancy laws do not reflect the needs of society, with strata by-laws impacting the vulnerable, say UNSW experts.
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Cathy Sherry
Achievement | Announcement | 03 Aug 2020
UNSW appoints new Acting Dean of Law
Professor Andrew Lynch has been appointed the new Acting Dean of UNSW Law.
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Andrew Lynch
Opinion | Research | 31 Jul 2020
China needs international pressure to end Hong Kong wrongs
The UN needs to establish a special envoy to closely monitor the decline of human rights in Hong Kong, says Australia Director at Human Rights Watch and adjunct lecturer at UNSW Law Elaine Pearson.
Research | 30 Jul 2020
10 UNSW researchers named ARC Future Fellows
The Fellows have been awarded more than $9.5 million to conduct research projects in engineering, arts and social sciences, law and science. 
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Fleur Johns
Opinion | 29 Jul 2020
The ACCC is suing Google for misleading millions. But calling it out is easier than fixing it
Following a privacy policy change in 2016, Google has collected users' data from third-party websites and apps. The ACCC argues users were misled into signing away their privacy.
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Katharine Kemp
Achievement | 29 Jul 2020
Award-winning research amplifies marginalised voices
The winners of this year’s Australian Journal of Human Rights Andrea Durbach prize press for greater accountability in human rights debates.
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Andrea Durbach
Opinion | 29 Jul 2020
The Uluru statement is not a vague idea of 'being heard' but deliberate structural reform
The mission of Voice — Treaty — Truth in the Uluru Statement represents very carefully sequenced reforms. A proper understanding of these should guide any constitutional changes.
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Gabrielle Appleby
Thought leadership | 29 Jul 2020
Australians at risk of being detained overseas
Two UNSW academics advise on the Australian government’s warning Australians could be ‘at risk of arbitrary arrest’ in China.