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Designing, evaluating and improving Australia’s first bill of rights
07 March 2018RegNet and other ANU researchers were at the heart of the development and implementation of a significant legislative innovation for Australia: the adoption of Australia’s first bill of rights - the ACT’s Human Rights Act 2004.

ANU Philippines Project PhD Scholarship
06 March 2018A three-year full time PhD Scholarship within the ANU Philippines Project located in the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet).

Cascades of violence: War, crime and peacebuilding across South Asia
05 March 2018Download for free. Hard copies available soon

Alumni Profile - Warwick Neville
16 February 2018Current role: Judge, Federal Circuit Court of Australia
Graduation year: 2008

Tokyo’s drift towards intellectual property crusader
09 February 2018This article first appeared in East Asia Forum on 8 February 2018.

Alumni Profile - Jacky Parry
08 February 2018Current role: Research Director, Institute for Regional and International Studies, American University of Iraq (Sulaimani)
Graduation year: 2016

Anthea Roberts wins top international law award
05 February 2018Associate Professor Anthea Roberts from the ANU School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) has won the American Society of International Law’s most high profile and prestigious book prize for her recent monograph Is International Law International? (Oxford University Press, 2017).

Virginia Marshall wins Distinguished Women Scholars Award
31 January 2018Dr Marshall is Australia’s leading legal scholar on Aboriginal water rights and interests. She is a lawyer with a strong focus in pro bono work for Indigenous communities across Australia.

Consumers vulnerable to false medical claims
25 January 2018Leading experts in regulation and public health, civil society and professional groups are opposing parts of the Therapeutic Goods Amendment Bill because they raise significant concerns about consumer rights and consumer safety in Australia.

A step closer to authoritarianism in the Philippines?
25 January 2018Imelda Deinla, Director of the ANU Philippines Project, speaks to Sky News about President Duterte’s crackdown on critical media outlets in the Philippines.