Cheryl White
Dr Cheryl White
Qualifications
PhD, ANU; BA/LLB, University of New South Wales; Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, UTS, Sydney
Cheryl completed her Bachelor of Arts at the University of New South Wales and studied for a Bachelor of Laws while she was Law Librarian at Macquarie University. She was Director of Continuing Legal Education at the Law Faculty of the University of New South Wales (1993-1998) and subsequently lectured in law at the University of Newcastle.
In 2014, she completed her PhD: From Expressivism to Communication in Transitional Justice: A Study of the Trial Procedure of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia at the Australian National University.
Research Interests:
The international criminal justice system and its engagement with societies recovering from conflict; criminal law philosophy; human rights discourse; peacebuilding generally and the role of courts in transitional justice.
RegNet celebrates four graduations
RegNet celebrated the graduations of Cheryl White, Cynthia Banham, Sekti Widhartanto and Fanny Huang after the July graduation ceremony.
Regarding Rights: Making reparation for Khmer Rouge crimes at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
Cheryl White delves into the Khmer Rouge trials and the part these trials may play giving new hope to victims of crimes in contexts where previously the hope of a meaningful remedy had been lost.
CIGJ PhD Candidate Cheryl White submits her PhD on Transitional Justice in Cambodia
Congratulations to CIGJ PhD student Cheryl White, who has recently submitted her thesis on transitional justice in Cambodia.
