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CIGJ new book launch at combined Gender Institute & IWD celebrations

The Gender Institute celebrates its fourth anniversary and International Women's Day and launches three books!

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Regarding Rights blog - The Marwan Affair: ‘War on Terror’ Resurgent

Force still trumps rights where counter-terrorism is concerned.

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Clarke Jones on Abbott's new national security laws

Will they save us or land us in deeper waters?

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RegNet Research Paper Series Vol. 3 No. 2

This edition of the Research Papers features papers from Kate Ogg, Christoph Sperfeldt, Eve Darian-Smith and Liz Bluff

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New book publication - Regulating business for peace

Regulating Business for Peace: The United Nations, the Private Sector, and Post-Conflict Recovery by Jolyon Ford

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Regarding Rights blog - Reproductive rights victory and challenges ahead in the Inter-American region

El Salvador has a complete ban on abortions, violating reproductive rights to health and autonomy.

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