Australia’s International Law Obligations 

Date: Friday 24 July 
Time: 5:00pm – 5:50pm 
Location: Fringe Room 1
Format: Panel discussion 

Organisation: Association for the Promotion of International Law 

How well does Australia meet its international legal obligations, and where is there room for improvement?

Join a panel of leading international law experts as they unpack the foundations of international law, Australia’s leadership, failures and missed opportunities in relation to the international arms trade, the connection between human rights and democratic participation, the relationship between international humanitarian law and human rights law, and the importance of regional human rights systems and what Australia could learn from them. 

Panellists: 

  • Dr Juliette McIntyre, Senior Lecturer in Law, Adelaide University  
  • Dr Stacey Henderson, Associate Professor in Law, Flinders University  
  • Dr Sarah Moulds, Associate Professor in Law, Adelaide University  
  • Dr So Yeon Kim, Lecturer in Law, Adelaide University  
  • Dr Ayla do Vale Alves, Lecturer in Law, Adelaide University 

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