
In this episode of the series on entertainment and law on war, Dr Lauren Sanders speaks to Professor Dale Stephens and combines two of his specialised areas of expertise: space law and international humanitarian law.
In this episode of the special entertainment and the law series, Law and the Future of War Senior Research Fellow, Dr Eve Massingham discusses the obligation to ensure respect with IHL with her colleague Dr Lauren Sanders. Eve also dives into her recent papers which discuss how governments should wield their influence over the entertainment industry.
In the first episode of the series on entertainment and law on war, Dr Sebastian Kaempf, a Senior Lecturer in Peace and Conflict Studies, joins Dr Lauren Sanders to discuss his documentary, including the documents he's uncovered from the US CIA and military Entertainment Liaison Offices as part of the project.
In this final episode of the series on accountability in Ukraine, Dr Lauren Sanders speaks with Associate Professor Danielle Ireland-Piper and Dr Melinda Rankin about universal jurisdiction and how it may play a part in the prosecution of war crimes occurring in the Ukraine conflict.
The latest edition of Nota Bene is now available for you to read. It contains fantastic stories from our recent graduates as well as features on some of our most notable alumni.
This episode, being the fourth of the series about accountability in Ukraine, focuses on the collection and collation of information (and potential evidence) using open-source intelligence. The episode features Benjamin Strick, a world expert in the skills required of open source intelligence collection. Listen now.
Embodying the theme of UQ’s Teaching and Learning (T&L) Week, Learning for Life, Professor Walsh and Dr Venables designed joint learning tasks for law and social work students to examine the pros and cons of working together and to work through stereotpypes and develop an understanding of how to work together in the real-world. Read more.
In this episode, we are speaking with Dr Carrie McDougall who has been heavily involved in the proposal for the establishment of a Special International Tribunal to facilitate the investigation and prosecution of crimes of aggression committed on the territory of Ukraine. Listen now.
The Australian Human Rights Commission's IncludeAbility Initiative recently sat down with UQ Law School’s Associate Professor Paul Harpur for their IncludeAbility Ambassador profile series. Paul touched on a range of topics, including his current projects, inclusion at UQ, the value of disability, and his advice for employers and people with disability seeking employment. Read more.
For some people, ADHD can take a heavy toll on their ability to undertake everyday tasks, while other people develop coping mechanisms to handle these demands. For Dr Thea Voogt, a senior lecturer at UQ's Law School, growing up with undiagnosed ADHD meant developing strict self-control. Read more about Dr Voogt's experience in the latest edition of Contact Magazine.
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