Sydney Centre for International Law

The Sydney Centre for International Law is a centre of excellence in research, public policy and teaching in international law. The Sydney Centre aims to provide a fresh focus for international legal research and practice in Australia. Established in 2003, the Centre is now recognised as a leading research and policy centre in the Asia-Pacific region.

News & Events

• Opinion: No justification for enhanced police search powers

  Centre Director, Dr Fleur Johns, and Centre Intern, Matthew Kalyk, publish an opinion editorial in the Canberra Times on the new, enhanced police powers.

• Submission on Migration and Disability

  Professor Ron McCallum AO and Professor Mary Crock make a submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Migration's Inquiry into the Migration Treatment of Disability.

• Book launch: International Courts & Environmental Protection

  On 18 Nov 2009, Sydney Law School launched Dr Tim Stephens' newest publication, International Courts and Environmental Protection, with guest speaker the Hon. Justice Arthur Emmett, Federal Court of Australia.