Written by Julia Day Jess lived in Germany as a ‘diplo-brat’ for several of her teenage years. Here she learnt about the scandals surrounding sweat shops in the clothing industry and bonded labour in the coffee industry. The popular movie ‘Taken’ starring Liam...
Written by Julia Day When Sarah was on the way to her #UNELaw degree graduation last December, she was excited to be offered a job as a Contracts Officer at large electrical engineering firm- Ampcontrol Limited. Sarah notes ‘the skills I gained and the knowledge I...
Whenever Professor Michael Adams shops for clothes he does not just think about where he can get the best bargain or what brand is the talk of Paris Fashion Week. Instead he does his best to only source garments which are ethically produced and sourced. Michael is...
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is at the forefront of contemporary debates in areas like law, management, or social justice. In this new publication, Dr Radavoi and his co-author Professor Lez Rayman-Bacchus argue that humanity should move beyond developing...
Written by Julia Day Every business these days is ‘champing at the bit’ to have a wildly successful social media presence. Often a Facebook or Instagram page is created without any thought for how it is going to be fed, nurtured and safeguarded. In a world where...
We are pleased to report that Tam, Jab, Ploy and Mook who have been visiting #UNELaw from Chiang Mai University have had a terrific time. They have visited several local landmarks including Thunderbolt’s Rock in Uralla. The students have been immersing themselves...
In order to start a conversation on the important legal questions relating to insects as a food source, Dr Sharl Marimuthu travelled to Sydney to meet with staff from the Department of Primary Industries. Together they began the journey of understanding and...
Written by Julia Day There are few people I admire more in my professional life than the Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG (hereafter referred to as Mr Kirby). He is one of the most articulate, intelligent and socially conscious people I have ever met. He doesn’t...
As a law student Associate Professor Guy Charlton visited several American Indian reservations where he was exposed to a myriad of social problems. He witnessed acute poverty, domestic violence and extreme drug abuse. He recalls going into the Community Centre on...
The UNE Law School are excited to be hosting 4 undergraduate students from @Chiang Mai University. Pichsinee Chuenboonperm (Tam), Natiton Siritanachai (Jab), Jariyaporn Ritteepamorn (Ploy) and Mookkarin Vasinsunthon (Mook) are all thrilled to be visiting UNE for...
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