International Law
The Law Council of Australia represents the Australian legal profession nationally and internationally. Under the Law Council's Strategic Plan 2015-2020, the International Division aims to:
- Lead on international issues affecting the Australian legal profession;
- Promote and defend the rule of law internationally; and
- Promote, protect and defend the interests of the Australian legal profession.
The International Division Strategy Implementation Plan 2017-2020 provides further details about the work of the International Division.
The Law Council also has an International Law Section which supports the Council's international work through submissions, seminars, and conferences on international legal issues.
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2021 ILS New York Chapter – Networking Event
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48th Human Rights Council Statements
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Rule of law prevails in Samoa
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Statement to the Special Rapporteur on Myanmar
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United Nations Human Rights Council 47th Session
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Law Council condemns violence in Myanmar
International Law
Consultations on Pacific Islands Forum 2050 Strategy
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Matters relating to two treaties with Hong Kong
International Law
South Pacific Issues Committee
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Law Council concerned for Hong Kong
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Zero Tolerance for Bullying and Harassment
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Korean Delegation
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The death penalty and criminal justice in Asia
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The Philippines: Attacks against lawyers escalating
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The Fiji Law Society and IBA's annual Convention
International Law
Inquiry by Roger Gyles AO QC on international arbitration
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Review of the foreign lawyers’ regulatory regime
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Law Council convenes meeting of Asia’s legal leaders
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Empowering the future lawyer
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International Strategy
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Foreign law and lawyers in Australia
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Mandatory Sentencing Policy
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Policy Statement - Mandatory Sentencing
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