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A new CCRC Stakeholder Forum and Lecture Series starting 2018

• The second lecture, “Joint Enterprise Appeals – have the Courts of England & Wales lost sight of justice?” will be given by Felicity Gerry QC on Thursday, 12 July 2018 at UCL, following the second meeting of the Stakeholder Forum that same afternoon at UCL.


• A third lecture and forum are expected to take plane at UCL in November 2018.

Place: The Cube, Faculty of Law, University of Oxford, St Cross Building, Manor Road Oxford OX1 3UL

Changing Contours of Criminal Justice  is an edited collection of essays designed to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Oxford Centre for Criminology by exploring the changing contours of criminal justice over the past half century. The contributors to this volume were invited to reflect on the impact Oxford criminology has had on the discipline, providing a unique and critical discussion about the current state of criminal justice around the world and the origins and future implications of contemporary practice. All are internationally-renowned criminologists whose work has defined and often re-defined our understanding of criminal justice policy and literature.

More details here.

• Examine the way in which female offenders are treated by the sentencing system.


• Consider whether there is a true, principled, case for reform.


• Debate whether or not women ought to be treated differently to men and, if so, how that should be approached.

Overview

Since 2014 Loddon Campaspe Community Legal Centre has brought some of Australia’s finest writers and thinkers to Bendigo to talk about what ‘justice’ means in our contemporary world – and we’re pleased to announce that Talking Justice is returning to Bendigo in May for Law Week 2016! Watch the #TalkingJustice2016 video here

This year’s line-up of speakers and performers builds on this annual event’s strong foundation of passion, expertise, diversity and respect. And our 2016 program continues to reflect our desire to present alternative visions and to canvas issues from the local to the international. The program encompasses global dislocation, crime and punishment, gender equality and diversity, the creative journey, racism and local and global inequality.

Our moderator for Talking Justice 2016 is Martin Krygier. Martin is the Gordon Samuels Professor of Law and Social Theory, and Co-Director of the Network for Interdisciplinary Studies of Law at the University of NSW.

Details: 

• 77% of the top 100 global companies use Twitter


• 64% of consumers make purchase decision based on social media content


• Social media accounts for 28% of the time people spend online


• 40% of people don’t tweet themselves, but watch other people tweet on Twitter

For a useful explanation read our blogs here and look out for further information on Article 7 issues, coming soon.

To read more about the 20th Conference of Clubs of SISWP at Waterview in Bicentennial Park, Sydney, click here 

Register here.

To read more about #FGM in Australia click here 

Details to follow.

In the meantime, read the latest news on the case from @UKSupremeCourt website here.

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• The intersection between human trafficking and drug trafficking laws (4 hours).


• Global sexual offending – looking at serial sexual offenders and online child abuse – includes issues of uniformity of law and extra territoriality and touches on empowerment of women through legal policy. Also consideration of issues of sentencing (4 hours).


• Global responses in relation to women’s health, including criminal laws on FGM & abortion (4 hours).

She will give presentations on the following topics:

1. Human trafficking (saving Mary Jane)

2. Achieving gender equality by tackling exploitation through law.

3. Women’s health & the law – FGM & Abortion

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Visit the De La Salle University website here

This event is aimed at high school students from years 10 -12. However, we are delighted to invite Charles Darwin University Law students to attend the following sessions of the conference, which are scheduled to take place from 10:30am to 12:30pm on Saturday, 2nd of May 2015 at the Litchfield Room, Doubletree by Hilton, 122 The Esplanade, Darwin NT.

‘Taking a focus on Australia and Indonesia, this presentation will consider exploitation of people, international cooperation and how criminal and corporate lawyers can help to end a global slavery epidemic by identifying victims and diverting them out of justice systems and by ensuring corporate responsibility.’

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To read Felicity’s expertise on FGM law click here.