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RegNet presents at the Law and Society Association conference

Staff attend LSA annual conference in Boston

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Sex in peace operations

New research by Dr. Gabrielle Simms shows that UN peacekeepers are sexually exploiting those they are meant to protect

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Justice a trial of time for Cambodians

Victims of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime get compensation, but justice still a long way off, RegNet Visitor warns.

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Book review: Networked governance of freedom and tyranny: Peace in Timor-Leste

A book review of Braithwaite, Charlesworth and Soares Networked governance of freedom and tyranny: Peace in Timor-Leste by Roger S. Clark was published in the February edition of Human Rights Quarterly.

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Applications are now open for several academic positions based in Canberra

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Resource development and peace building in Melanesia

Dr Kylie McKenna asks: Do resource development companies see a role for themselves in peace building initiatives?

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The Centre for International Governance and Justice is dedicated to the study of theoretical and practical issues in international governance, human rights and social justice.The Centre is now home to Hilary Charlesworth’s ARC Laureate Fellowship project on ‘Rights, Regulation and Ritualism: Strengthening the International Human Rights System’ as well as ‘Peacebuilding Compared’, led by John Braithwaite, ‘The UN Security Council and the Rule of Law’, led by Jeremy Farrall and Hilary Charlesworth, and many other projects.

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RegNet presents at the Law and Society Association conference
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2013
Sex in peace operations
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Justice a trial of time for Cambodians
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Book review: Networked governance of freedom and tyranny: Peace in Timor-Leste
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Want to work at RegNet?
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Resource development and peace building in Melanesia
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Regarding Rights - Human rights and ritualism blog

Regarding Rights - the new human rights and ritualism blog is an initiative by the Centre for International Governance and Justice that provides a forum for voices from activism and academia to comment on important issues in human rights.

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