From solving cold cases to providing evidence in investigations and trials, it cannot be dismissed as a scholarly interest absent of real world application.
By Cat Woods - 7 min read
Recent high profile decisions have led to a debate on whether Australia needs a Criminal Cases Review Commission.
By Cat Woods - 9 min read
Approximately two thirds of the world’s oceans are ‘international waters’, but despite not belonging to one entity, the high seas – considered ‘global commons’ -…
By Cat Woods - 8 min read
Australia has a significantly less contentious political landscape than the US but democracy depends upon the real and perceived safety and security of elections
By Cat Woods - 7 min read
The first thing you notice when you walk out of the airport in Arizona is the heat. Immediately after the heat comes the politics.
By Joseph Friedman - 7 min read
Seeing is believing until it isn’t.
By Henry Ea - 17 min read
South Korea’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission is now investigating hundreds of adoptee cases and has already confirmed an extensive campaign of deceptive falsification of documents
By Cat Woods - 9 min read
This year marks nearly 30 years of East Timorese independence, but despite legal, social and international campaigning and pleas to the UN, West Papuan independence…
By Cat Woods - 8 min read
Scores of human rights lawyers are urging the international community to codify the crime of gender apartheid in the UN’s crimes against humanity treaty
By Cat Woods - 8 min read
French prosecutors are investigating the online harassment complaint made by Olympic boxing gold medallist Imane Khelif.
By Cat Woods - 8 min read
According to the United Nations, around 55 per cent of the world’s population presently live in cities. By 2050, that proportion will increase to two-thirds.
By Cat Woods - 9 min read
In the US, a rare accident has taken place that has put the focus on the increasing problem of space junk and its potential impact…
By Cat Woods - 9 min read
Former prisoners with disability discuss their treatment inside jail, and why they believe the future must be co-designed.
By Danielle Kutchel - 6 min read