Hilary Charlesworth
Law as a site of politics: an interview with Hilary Charlesworth
Hilary Charlesworth interviewed on Völkerrechtsblog (international law blog).
Charlesworth and Chinkin re-examine the boundaries of international law
Charlesworth and Chinkin revisit their ground-breaking feminist analysis of international law.
Hilary Charlesworth presents 2015 UniSA Nelson Mandela Lecture
Hilary Charlesworth will speak about human rights and citizenship in the 21st centrury.
Hilary Charlesworth interviewed on feminist theory in IL by EJIL
Hilary Charlesworth is interviewed by Joseph Weiler, Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of International Law.
AAL Symposium Victoria: nurturing and protecting independent advisers and organs of government
Hilary Charlesworth to present at AAL symposium on nurturing and protecting independant advisers and organs of government.
Book launch: Human rights and the universal periodic review - rituals and ritualism
Human Rights and the Universal Periodic Review: Rituals and Ritualism book to be launched at Australian Consulate in Geneva
CIGJ submission to Senate Committee Inquiry
Charlesworth, Larking and Mulder make submission to Senate Committee.
Hilary Charlesworth among the University's thought leaders
RegNet’s Hilary Charlesworth has been chosen as part of the ANU thought leaders campaign.
Hilary Charlesworth and Emma Larking discuss their new book on Allegra
Hilary Charlesworth and Emma Larking have a ‘virtual conversation’ on Allegra.
Regarding Rights: Hilary Charlesworth and colleagues speak out in support of Gillian Triggs
Professor Hilary Charlesworth has joined other senior legal academics to express support for Gillian Triggs, who has been subjected recently to what they describe as ‘relentless attacks’ in relation to the decision made by the Human Rights Commission.
The New United Nations "Gender Architecture": A Room with a View?
CIGJ director Professor Hilary Charlesworth and Professor Christine Chinkin write on UN Women.
CIGJ Centre Director Hilary Charlesworth appointed to International Court of Justice for Australia's whaling case against Japan
The International Court of Justice has accepted Australia’s choice of Professor Hilary Charlesworth AM as a Judge ad hoc in the Whaling Case taken by Australia against Ja
CIGJ in the news: Addressing racism
Hilary Charlesworth argues that debate, not a boycott, needed to address racism in an Opinion piece in the Canberra Times.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights turns 60
Professor Hilary Charlesworth joined Professor Johannes Morsink, Professor of Political Philosophy in the Department of Political Science at Drew University on ABC Radio N
The future of human rights in the 21st century- Professor Hilary Charlesworth interviewed on ABC's Late Night Live
In light of the 60 years since the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights RegNet’s Professor Hilary Charlesworth joins Richard Gowan, Policy Fellow at the European Council on Foreign
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Author(s): Weston, Burns H, Falk, Richard A, Charlesworth, Hilary, Strauss, Andrew L
Date of publications: 2006
Publication type: Book
Author(s): Charlesworth, Hilary
Date of publications: 2006
Publication type: Book chapter
Author(s): Charlesworth, Hilary, Kennedy, David
Date of publications: 2006
Publication type: Book chapter
Author(s): Charlesworth, Hilary
Date of publications: 2005
Publication type: Book chapter
Author(s): Charlesworth, Hilary, Chiam, Madelaine, Hovell, Devika, Williams, George J., ,
Date of publications: 2005
Publication type: Book chapter
Author(s): Charlesworth, Hilary, Chinkin, Christine, Wright, Shelley
Date of publications: 2005
Publication type: Book chapter
