In this third session of the International Committee's series on international practice at the Bar, we will be exploring the international issues and opportunities that arise in the area of family law. Join Michael Kearney SC (Waratah Chambers), Sandrine Alexandre-Hughes (6 St James Hall Chambers) and Catherine Spain (Waratah Chambers) as we discuss the ways in which international legal issues...
The Human Rights Committee invites you to join us for a CPD on the investigation and prosecution of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. This CPD will provide an on-the-ground, practical perspective on the inner workings of international criminal courts, and the realities and challenges for practitioners working within them. Our three speakers will share their extensive experience investigating...
The Diversity and Equality Committee is pleased to host the fifth annual Sybil Morrison Lecture. The lecture has been held annually since 2019 to celebrate the life of Sybil Morrison, the first woman to practice at the New South Wales Bar. This year's lecture will honour the Honourable Acting Justice Carolyn Simpson AO KC for her exceptional judicial career, spanning...
Two leading human rights advocates will explore the challenges and opportunities in litigating human rights cases in New Zealand and the Australian Capital Territory and answer the question - What difference can a human rights act make in court proceedings and opinion work familiar to NSW barristers? Andrew Butler KC practises from Thorndon Chambers in Wellington, New Zealand. Andrew has...
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