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Use of Force & Security

History is Repeating – and the Australian Government is on the Wrong Side of It

Carrie McDougall
11 March 2026

Climate & Environment

Is All Law Climate Law?

Andrea Furger, Roanna McClelland, Rohan Nanthakumar and Ella Vines
5 March 2026

Criminal Justice Gender & Sexuality

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Gender Persecution in The Prosecutor v Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman

Adrienne Ringin
23 February 2026

General Doctrine & Theory

State Immunity at the High Court: An Upcoming Sequel

Oscar Pearce
20 February 2026

General Doctrine & Theory Use of Force & Security

Stretching Self-Defence, Discarding Immunity: The Maduro Capture and the Future of International Law

Amit Kumar and Abhishek Kumar
6 February 2026

The International Court of Justice’s Advisory Opinion on Climate Change and its Implication for India

Vanuatu v France and the Possibilities of Forum Prorogatum

Unpacking the Pacific Climate Pre-COP

Legally Open, Effectively Closed: Hormuz and the Quiet Rewriting of Strait Passage

The views expressed in the ANZSIL Perspective are those of the authors, and do not necessarily reflect the position of the Australian and New Zealand Society for International Law (ANZSIL).

We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Peoples of Australia and Māori as tangata whenua in Aotearoa New Zealand.

History is Repeating – and the Australian Government is on the Wrong Side of It

Is All Law Climate Law?

Gender Persecution in The Prosecutor v Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman

State Immunity at the High Court: An Upcoming Sequel

Stretching Self-Defence, Discarding Immunity: The Maduro Capture and the Future of International Law

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