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NEW Master of Criminology, Justice and Regulation
20 October 2017We are excited to launch the new Master of Criminology, Justice and Regulation, which is now taking applications
Australia elected to UN Human Rights Council
18 October 2017Australia was elected to the UN Human Rights Council on 17 October 2017.
RegNet Director says domestic agendas are trumping progress on global health equity
06 October 2017Today (6 October 2017 EST), RegNet Director Professor Sharon Friel addresses the European Health Forum in Austria.
Military legacy still stalling Myanmar
29 September 2017Ever since Aung San Suu Kyi inaugurated her ‘national reconciliation’ government, Myanmar’s leadership has been heavily criticised for silence on the army’s atrocities against minorities — in particular, the Kachin, the Shan and the Rohingya.
Witchcraft accusation based violence on international agenda
29 September 2017This article first appeared in ‘DevPolicy’ blog on September 29 2017.
Honour the Bougainville Peace Agreement
29 September 2017This article first appeared in 'War. Crime. Regulation' on 28 September 2017.
Tackling witchcraft related human rights violations
21 September 2017RegNet researcher Miranda Forsyth speaks at UN event about witchcraft-related violence in the Asia-Pacific.
Rebuilding education and peace in Mindanao
20 September 2017The education sector in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) exists within a complex and multi-layered social, political, economic and conflict environment.
Is International Law International?
19 September 2017ANU’s Anthea Roberts publishes landmark book exploring the national biases in international law.
As deindustrialisation gathers pace, what does this mean for the health of local communities?
17 September 2017Many communities globally are facing considerable changes to employment conditions as economies lose their traditional manufacturing base and attempt to transition to an economy based on advanced manufacturing and knowledge based industries.
