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RegNet PhD Scholar takes thesis expertise to Iraq
05 January 2017Three and a half years in the making, Jacqueline Parry has taken her RegNet PhD, ‘Transitional justice and displacement: lessons from Liberia and Afghanistan’ across the globe to assist displaced communities in Iraq.
Civil society resistance in liberal democracies in a time of rising non-accountability
23 December 2016How far will governments go to prevent scrutiny of their actions and how can civil society effectively resist anti-democratic government policies?
Rethinking the international criminal justice project in the global south
16 December 2016While some African states have clearly rejected the ICC, the majority remain members. How can we explain the fracturing of the Court’s support in Africa?
RegNet congratulates graduates
14 December 2016RegNet congratulates the six scholars who have graduated in the December 2016 ceremonies.
Basic Income makes basic sense for remote Indigenous Australia
13 December 2016Jon Altman argues in Can Less Work Be More Fair?
The role of civil society in Sri Lanka’s Universal Periodic Review
12 December 2016Civil society push back against the Sri Lankan government’s consistently self-congratulatory narrative demonstrates that the UPR has the potential to facilitate truth telling and to promote transparency and objectivity.
RegNet welcomes Fran Baum as Honorary Professor
12 December 2016Professor Fran Baum, Matthew Flinders Distinguished Professor of Public Health, and Director of the Southgate Institute of Health, Society and Equity at Flinders University has joined RegNet as Hon
Public forum on Duterte well received
12 December 2016Canberra Filipino community and Philippine-based human rights advocates hold fruitful meeting.
Ending residual paramilitary domination in Northern Ireland
08 December 2016This week’s blog on War•Crime•Regulation gives a brief summary of John Braithwaite’s recent paper co-written with Kirsty Campbell and Derick Wilson on ending residual paramilitary domination in Northern Ireland.
Philippines project visiting fellowship applications open
05 December 2016The Philippines project runs a visiting fellowship program offering approximately five to six researchers and/or policymakers a four to six week fellowship to pursue projects focused on inclusive economic growth, trade, politics and governance in the Philippines.
