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Join the thought-provoking University of Queensland Law Matters series to delve into new and meaningful research with community-wide impact from UQ Law and partners.

The Law Matters series showcases world-leading researchers in collaboration with guest speakers from industry, academia and the legal profession, on important topics in law and social policy, including Indigenous rights, disability rights, defence technology and deaths in custody.

We invite the legal, academic and general community to join us in a forum that helps unpack critical research and legal issues that shape national and international society.

The Law Matters series, consisting of in-person and online events will return in 2023.

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Past events
When Staff with Disabilities and Universities Meet: International and Comparative Reflections
Presented by Lisa Waddington, the European Disability Forum Professor of European Disability Law.
Disability action
Join us as we celebrate International Day of People with Disability on 25 November 2022 as part of the Law Matters Series.
The role of law in coastal wetland restoration
Join the thought-provoking University of Queensland Law Matters series to delve into new and meaningful research with community-wide impact.
Strategy to Combat Transnational Organised Crime
Professor Marc Thommen examines policy approaches to combat transnational organized crime and reflects upon the complex and problematic interactions produced by these measures.
Deaths in Custody
In this panel discussion, Professor Tamara Walsh will join experts from Caxton Legal Centre and Prisoners Legal Service, to examine the multisystemic failings that contribute to deaths in custody in Australian police cells, watchhouses and prisons.
Are Indigenous rights inconsistent with Australian political traditions?
VIDEO | Dr Dylan Lino reflects on how Australia’s constitutional traditions and practices can be drawn upon to support campaigns for Indigenous rights, including fundamental redistributions of political power to First Nations.
International humanitarian law and cyber operations in war
VIDEO | Associate Professor Weaver examines the understanding reached under UN auspices in May 2021 that international humanitarian law, which governs conduct in an armed conflict, applies equally to cyber operations undertaken in an armed conflict.

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