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International investment agreements demand reform to meet the urgent need for more sustainable development, says a UNSW expert.

Improved regulation with a focus on ‘fair and reasonable’ data practices will reduce the misuse of consumer data, says an expert in data privacy regulation from UNSW Law & Justice.

Using tech as a legal research tool can collate big data and provide an evidence base to inform policymaking, advocacy and legal reform.

The over-policing of young people, badged as proactive crime prevention, is oppressive, inefficient, and unjust, says a socio-legal researcher from UNSW.

Expanding understandings of ‘care’ presents new opportunities to improve harm reduction across diverse sectors, say criminology researchers from UNSW Law & Justice.

Ocean accounting enables the true wealth of the ocean to be measured, enabling sustainable marine development for future generations, says a UNSW expert.

A bi-partisan research and training program for women, based at UNSW Law & Justice, is creating accessible pathways to local, state and federal government.

Tougher modern slavery laws are needed to reduce exploitation in Australian business operations and their supply chains, says Justine Nolan, the Director of UNSW’s Australian Human Rights Institute.

Anti-constitutional populist regimes exploit the rule of law to validate, embed and extend their powers, says Professor Martin Krygier AM, a leading global expert on the rule of law. 

Australia’s approach to medical injury is expensive, ill-fit for purpose and rarely meets patients’ needs, says Associate Professor Jennifer Schulz, a health law expert at UNSW Law & Justice.

Professor Megan Davis is leading one of Australia’s most historically significant processes in constitutional reform. Her work with the Uluru Statement from the Heart is ensuring Indigenous Australians will have a strong voice in policy and laws that affect their communities.

Each year, many more people are displaced within their own countries by the impacts of disasters and climate change than by conflict and persecution. UNSW Scientia Professor Jane McAdam, Director of the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, is at the forefront of global efforts to ensure their protection.

The rise of fintech, regtech, cryptocurrencies and blockchain is presenting complex opportunities and challenges. UNSW Scientia Professor Ross Buckley is at the cutting edge of digital disruption.