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5. Centre reports 5.1.5 Courses offered Postgraduate units • G. Boas, International Criminal Justice • J. Debeljak, Overview of Human Rights Law • K. Eastman, International Human Rights Law and Women • I. Freckleton, Health Law and Human Rights • P. Gerber, International Law and Economic, Social and Cultural Rights • P. Gerber, Protecting the Rights of Minorities, Marginalised and Vulnerable People • S. Joseph, Overview of International Human Rights Law • S. Joseph, Terrorism and Human Rights • S. Kneebone, Forced Migration and Human Rights, Undergraduate units • H. Askola, International Human Rights • M. Castan, Current Issues in Indigenous Rights • S. Kneebone, Citizenship and Migration Law • A. McBeth, International Criminal Law • A. McBeth, International Human Rights • T. Penovic, Human Rights in Australian Law Short courses, seminars and training programs • J. Debeljak, Human Rights Trainer, Charter Workshop – Theory and Practice, Practical Training for Victorian Barristers on the Victorian Charter, as part of the Continuing Legal Education program for the Victorian Bar Association Inc and the Victorian Bar Charter Working Group, 7 and 14 February • J. Debeljak and A. McBeth: Provision of Human Rights Training for DFAT, 1-2 October. • J. Debeljak and A. McBeth: Provision of Human Rights Training for DFAT, 8-9 October • J. Debeljak and S. Kneebone, Convened a Workshop entitled ‘Legal and Criminal Justice Responses to Trafficking in Persons in Australia: Obstacles, Opportunities and Best Practice’ Workshop, 9 November 14 Faculty of Law • P. Gerber and M. Castan, ‘Indigenous Birth Registration and Birth Certificates’ Symposium, 1 December • S. Kneebone, Member of the organising committee of Refugees Futures Conference, Prato, Italy, September 2009 • J. Kyriakakis (in conjunction with L. May), Co-ordinated the Special Workshop on Defenses and Punishment in International Criminal Law, Program of Special Workshops and Working Groups, held at the 24th IVR World Congress of Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy, China Law Society, Beijing, 16 September 2009 5.1.6 Submissions • J. Debeljak, Submission to the National Consultation on Human Rights Committee, 15 June, 1-88 • J. Debeljak, Submission to the Advisory Group on Reform of Australian Government Administration regarding ‘Reform of Australian Government Administration: Building the world’s best public service’ (with M. Smith), 2 December 2009 • P. Emerton. Submission to the Standing Committee on Finance and Public Administration regarding the Inquiry into the National Security Legislation Monitor Bill 2009, February 2009 • B. Horrigan, Submission to the National Human Rights Consultation Committee, June 2009 • B. Horrigan, Evidence given before the Human Rights Consultation Committee on the National Human Rights Consultation, 3 July 2009 • P. Gerber, Evidence given before the Human Rights Consultation Committee on the National Human Rights Consultation, 3 July 2009 • P. Gerber and A. Sifris, Submission to the Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs, ‘Inquiry into Marriage Equality Amendment Bill’, (with M. Smith and E. Contini), 4 September 2009 • S. Joseph, A. McBeth and E. Contini Evidence given before Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade regarding the ‘Inquiry into Human rights mechanisms and the Asia-Pacific Region’, April 2009 • S. Joseph (major author), Castan Centre Submission to the National Human Rights Consultation, ‘A Federal Human Rights Mechanism’, June 2009 • S. Kneebone and T. Penovic, Submission to the Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee on the Migration Amendment (Immigration Detention Reform) Bill 2009, (with H. Fabinyi and E. Moskovitch), 6 August 2009 • S. Kneebone, Submission to the Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs on the Inquiry into the Australian Citizenship Amendment (Citizenship Test Review and Other Measures) Bill 2009, (with L. Healy and M. Money), 6 August 2009 • S. Kneebone, Evidence given to the Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs on the Australian Citizenship Amendment (Citizenship Test Review and Other Measures) Bill 2009, 27 August 2009 • S. Kneebone, Evidence given to the Victorian Parliamentary Committee on Trafficking and Prostitution, Melbourne, 5 November 2009 • A. McBeth, J. Debeljak, M. Castan, P. Gerber, M. Smith, S. Gray, T. Penovic, R. Alexander, Submission to the Attorney-General’s Department regarding the follow-up to Human Rights Committee Concluding Observations, 20 November 2009
5.1.7 Publications Books • S. Joseph, D. Kinley and J. Waincymer (eds), The World Trade Organization and Human Rights: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, (Edward Elgar, UK, 2009) • S. Kneebone (ed), Refugees, Asylum Seekers, and the Rule of Law: Comparative Perspectives (Cambridge University Press, 2009) • A. McBeth, International Economic Actors and Human Rights, (2009, Routledge) Book chapters • G. Boas, ‘Forms of responsibility in International Criminal Law – Some Problems and Answers’ in Larissa van den Herik et al (eds), Future Perspectives on International Criminal Justice (Asser Press/Cambridge University Press, 2009) • G. Boas, ‘Review of contempt and misconduct proceedings’, in André Klip and Göran Sluiter (eds), Annotated Leading Cases of International Criminal Tribunals, Volume XXI (Intersentia, 2009) • P. Emerton, ‘International Economic Justice: Is a principled liberalism possible?’ in S. Joseph, D. Kinley, J. Waincymer (eds) The World Trade Organization and Human Rights: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, (Edward Elgar, UK, 2009) 133-161 • S. Joseph, ‘Democratic Deficit, the Right to Political Participation and the World Trade Organization’ in S. Joseph, D. Kinley, J. Waincymer (eds) The World Trade Organization and Human Rights: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, (Edward Elgar, UK, 2009) 313-343 • S. Joseph, ‘Trade and the Right to Health’, in Andrew Clapham and Mary Robinson (eds), Realizing the Right to Health (Swissbook, Geneva, 2009), 361-369 • S. Kneebone, ‘Introduction: Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the International Context – Rights and Realities’ in Refugees, Asylum Seekers and the Rule of Law: Comparative Perspectives (Cambridge University Press, 2009) • S. Kneebone, Chapter 1, ‘The Rule of Law and the Role of Law: Refugees and Asylum Seekers’ in Refugees, Asylum Seekers and the Rule of Law: Comparative Perspectives (Cambridge University Press, 2009) • S. Kneebone, Chapter 4, ‘The Australian Story: Asylum Seekers Outside the Law’ in Refugees, Asylum Seekers and the Rule of Law: Comparative Perspectives (Cambridge University Press, 2009) • S. Kneebone, Chapter 6, ‘Conclusions on the Rule of Law’ in Refugees, Asylum Seekers and the Rule of Law: Comparative Perspectives (Cambridge University Press, 2009) • S. Kneebone, ‘Trois figures de la femme: actrice, victime et refugie. Contribution au debat sur la traite des personnes’ (‘The trafficking dialogue: women as agents, victims and refugees’) in F. Crepeau et al eds Les migrations internationales contemporaines: Une dynamique complexe au coeur de la globalisation published (in French) by Les Presses de l’Universite de Montreal (2009) pp.39-69 • M. O’Sullivan, ‘The intersection between the international, the regional and the domestic: Seeking asylum in the United Kingdom’, in S. Kneebone (ed), Refugees, Asylum Seekers and the Rule of Law: Comparative Perspectives (Cambridge University Press, 2009) Articles • G. Boas, ‘Trying tyrants for mass atrocity’ (2009) Alternative Law Journal • M. Castan, ‘International and Comparative Indigenous rights via video conferencing’ with M. Stephenson, B Morse, L. Robertson, D. Yarrow, N. Tomas and R. Thompson, (2009) 19(1) Legal Education Review 237-256 • P. Emerton and T. Handfield, ‘Order and Affray: Defensive Privileges in Warfare’, Philosophy & Public Affairs v 37 (2009): 382-414 • P. Gerber, ‘If I were Attorney- General…’, Human Rights Law Resource Centre Bulletin, (June 2009) • P. Gerber, ‘Making Indigenous Australians ‘Disappear’: Problems arising from our Birth Registration Systems’ (2009) 34(3) Alternative Law Journal 158 • P. Gerber, ‘Making Visible the Problem of Invisibility’ (2009) 83(10) Law Institute Journal 52 • S. Gray, ‘Of royalty, rumour and the power behind the throne: sedition in modern Malaysia’ (2009) 34(1) Alternative Law Journal, 55 • S. Gray, ‘The blogger prince and the cultured Mongolian: sedition prosecutions in the modern Malaysian state’ (2009) 14(4) Media and Arts Law Review, 455-474. • S. Joseph, ‘Human Rights and the WTO: Issues for the Pacific’, (2009) 20 Victoria University of Wellington Law Review 351-367 • S. Kneebone, Review of Sara E. Davies, Legitimising Rejection: International Refugee Law in South East Asia (Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2008) (2009) (22 No 2) Journal of Refugee Studies pp 243-245 • J. Kyriakakis, ‘Australia and International Criminal Law: The Responsibilities of Companies to Abide by International Criminal Law’ (2009) 5(1) Journal of International Peace Operations 29-30 • J. Kyriakakis, ‘Corporate Criminal Liability and the ICC Statute: The Comparative Law Challenge’, Netherlands International Law Review (2009) 56(3) 333-366 • A. McBeth, ‘Crushed by an Anvil: A Case Study on Corporate Responsibility for Human Rights in the Extractive Sector’, (2008) 11 Yale Human Rights and Development Law Journal 127-66 • A McBeth, ‘A Right by Any Other Name: The Evasive Engagement of the International Financial Institutions with Human Rights’ (2009) 40 George Washington International Law Review 101-56 • B. McSherry and M. Cullen, ‘Without Sex: Slavery, Trafficking in Persons and the Exploitation of Labour in Australia’ (2009) 34(1) Alternative Law Journal 4-10 • B. McSherry, ‘Mental Health Laws for Those “Compliant” with Treatment’ (2009) 17(1) Journal of Law and Medicine 16-21, (with D. Bruckard) Annual Report 15
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