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Five years ago, Facebook gave away personal data of more than 300,000 Australians. They're about to have their day in court.

We need to adopt a child-centred approach in this pandemic in order to reduce trauma levels.

The Dean’s List is an opportunity to honour our highest achieving students by recognising academic excellence in UNSW Law.

UNSW Professor of Law Jill Hunter looks at the question before the High Court: was the jury's verdict unreasonable in the case against the Cardinal?

Ensuring children have free access to legal assistance empowers and protects them.  

The International Criminal Court Prosecutor declines to examine Australia’s policy on asylum seekers despite accepting evidence of mistreatment.

UNSW Sydney researchers are beginning a two-year study into how a reduced work week improves the health and wellbeing of construction workers and their families.

The role of the multilateral trading system has been diminished with rising protectionism and unilateralism in trade policy, as evidenced by the US-China trade war, the use of retaliatory tariffs and the paralysis of the WTO’s Appellate Body.

Choosing the cheaper option of a DIY will might end up costing you more in the end, warns a UNSW Law academic.