UNSW Law & Justice’s Global Law Cluster comprises over 30 academics and current PhD students. Its members work on theories and practice of international law as a system, and across a range of areas, including:Â
- human rights law
- international criminal law
- international cultural heritage law
- international economic and business law
- international environmental law
- law of the sea
- private international law
- refugee law.
In addition to being internationally recognised scholars in their respective fields, its members:
- advise governments, both in Australia and overseas
- advocate for reform and development of international law globally and in regional settings
- advocate for reform of how international law is implemented at the national level
- consult for international agencies and NGOs
- are litigation practitioners before international courts and tribunals
- author and contribute to authoritative monographs, reference works and commentaries
- regularly participate in public debate in the media and engage with relevant stakeholders on contemporary international law issues.
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