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Check out CLA's internship ideas

Article posted on Sunday 21 August 2011
Does your university have an 'internship' scheme, or an Honours program? Are you looking for a topic related to the law, civil liberties and human rights? CLA may have highly-qualified members available who can help mentor/supervise internships or Hono… more »

Student ID numbers or Big-Brother?

Article posted on Wednesday 24 February 2010
Who would have thought a Labor Government would introduce Big-Brother-like ID numbers for school students! With the rationale that parents could "be able to track the records of a child's schooling" even if they move schools. I have been/am a teacher.… more »
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Does the Pacific need special charter?

Article posted on Thursday 17 December 2009
As Australia considers its own rights instrument, the question arises: should we encourage a Charter of Rights for Pacific Island nations? In a CLA-ANU internship paper which received high marks, Kelly Haines-Sutherland analyses whether such a document w… more »

Will Fiji return to embracing its Bill of Rights?

Article posted on Saturday 28 March 2009
Fiji stands at a crossroads: democracy lies invitingly ahead, with coups and turmoil behind. Will the power-broking military officers allow the people to walk forward, or will they sidetrack the nation's future by further diverging from the Bill of Right… more »

How student members can benefit

Article posted on Monday 23 March 2009
Students can learn and grow as members of CLA, taking up many opportunities that might not otherwise be available...or they can simply stay aware of what's happening, and decide to get involved only occasionally. Here student member Rosh O'Meagher exp… more »

A-G counsels students to get involved

Article posted on Monday 23 March 2009
Attorney-General Robert McClelland encouraged Law students to get involved with community groups like CLA, and to put their opinions in writing right from the start of their studies when he spoke to the University of Canberrra Isaacs Law Society. He a… more »

Divided we stand...but where are we headed?

Article posted on Thursday 26 June 2008
Should Australia drop a tier of government? Become a republic? In this lecture, CLA member Norman Abjorensen explores how Australia might adapt or evolve, based on where we have come from. He asks: What would our system look like today if it hadn't happe… more »

CLA offers new internship-research partnerships

Article posted on Saturday 21 June 2008
CLA is offering a new law student internship program, based on the University of Canberra Law School. There is already a program with the Australian National University, ANU. Details of the UC opportunity are available The University of Canberra deta… more »

DNA: US legislates, why not Australia?

Article posted on Wednesday 07 May 2008
A bill prohibiting discrimination and bias by health insurers and employers based on people's genes has passed both Houses of the US Congress by a vote of 509-1. The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act is a powerful shield for Americans. Meanwhile,… more »

How does Australia compare on shield laws?

Article posted on Wednesday 12 March 2008
We need to provide better laws to shield journalists and whistleblowers in Australia says ANU law student Lorraine Ingham after analysing how far Australia lags other English-speaking nations in protecting journalists and sources. Lorraine Inghams p… more »

Students can help liberty while earning Law credits

Article posted on Tuesday 05 June 2007
Internships are available with CLA, in conjunction with the College of Law at the Australian National University (other unis: please see read on).Internships can be at any time, but are usually over three months across the December-through-February per… more »

Environmental refugees out in the cold?

Article posted on Friday 03 February 2006
The pioneering paper under the ANU/CLA program was produced in 2006 by Brooke Horne, now with Minter Ellison. Horne’s paper investigated the status of environmental refugees, such as Pacific Island people affected by rising sea levels, under internationa… more »

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