What do Queenslanders think of Human Rights – a 2023 post-pandemic update
This post has been contributed by Professors Sarah Joseph and Susan Harris Rimmer, Professors in the Griffith Law School and members of the Law… Read More
LFC Researcher appointed Independent Human Rights Act 2019 Reviewer
This post has been contributed by Professor Susan Harris Rimmer, a Professor in the Griffith Law School, Leader of the Climate Action Beacon and co-founder… Read More
Griffith Law Futures Centre researchers join Amicus Curiae motion filed in US Supreme Court
This post has been contributed by Professor Susan Harris Rimmer, a Professor in the Griffith Law School, Leader of the Climate Action Beacon and… Read More
Constitutional Reform with Respect to Australia’s First Nations is Long Overdue
This post has been contributed by Dr Shelley Bielefeld, a senior lecturer in the Griffith Law School and a member of the Law Futures Centre… Read More
The Strategic Importance of Pracademic Experiences
This post has been contributed by Dr Jennifer Dickfos, a senior lecturer in the Griffith Business School and a member of the Law Futures Centre… Read More
Student attendance and learning outcomes
This post has been contributed by Dr Allan Ardill, a lecturer in the Griffith Law School and a member of the Law Futures Centre… Read More
Voluntary Assisted Dying in Queensland – Balancing values and beliefs to promote equitable access
This post has been contributed by Dr Jayne Hewitt, a senior lecturer in the School of Nursing and Midwifery and a member of the… Read More
The DNA Dilemma – Flaws in the Science and in the System
This post has been contributed by Dr Robyn Blewer, lecturer in the Griffith Law School and member of the Law Futures Centre. In June… Read More
The end of the Cashless Debit Card is in sight – but the phenomenon of cashless social security payment cards is far from over
This post was contributed by Dr Shelley Bielefeld, Senior Lecturer in the Griffith Law School and a member of the Law Futures Centre. What… Read More
Patriarchy is a judge who judges us for being born and our punishment is the violence you don’t see. It’s femicide, impunity for my murderer, it’s disappearance, it’s rape. And it wasn’t my fault, where I was, or how I dressed. The rapist is you, the rapist is you. It’s the police, the judges, the state, the president. The oppressive state is a macho rapist.
Refrain from Un violador en tu camino *Trigger Warning* This post contains information about sexual assault and/or violence which may be triggering to survivors. Read More
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