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The International Criminal Court in The Hague. Picture: Oliver De La Haye/Adobe Stock

A Juris Doctor student presenting a case in a moot court

Legislation now provides better protection for migrant workers 

A human rights-based approach to coral reef protection could hold governments to account.

Technology is often at the cutting edge of progress and constantly changing. 

Renters often pay fees for using 'rent tech' apps to pay their rents

It might make you feel safer but it doesn’t work, now or in the long term.

The winning app helps survivors of financial abuse to re-enter the workforce

People who are homeless often endure constant and intrusive police interactions.

UTS researchers take top honours at Australia’s most prestigious law awards.

Can an employer reject a resignation and what are your legal rights?

Exploited migrant workers will now be able to hold employers to account.

Where's the evidence that curfews are effective in protecting the public.

Recovering lost wages is nearly impossible for Australia’s underpaid migrant workers.

The real crisis is the harms Australia’s migration system inflicts on non-citizens.

Decision a missed opportunity to move away from indefinite immigration detention.

Unless government policy changes, it will only get worse.

Can people be forced to assist in their own deportation?

Jaya Dadwal is committed to the law’s role in upholding women’s reproductive rights

This International Women’s Day she shares the role of the law in advancing women's rights

Meta argues news isn't important enough to pay publishers for content.

Better legal protections for all workers.

Can the government meet its mid-year deadline for the next round of reforms?

Several law staff were recently recognised for their excellence

The Faculty’s 2023 Annual Awards

UTS Law announces four finalists in the Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards.

Three Law Alumni were acknowledged at the recent UTS Alumni Awards

UTS Law academics have been recognised for their work as legal scholars and professionals