(The above artworks are
from previous issues
of the Indigenous Law Bulletin)

The Indigenous Law Centre in the Faculty of Law, UNSW conducts legal research in Indigenous peoples in the law. The Centre participates in national and international law and policy discussion on important questions of public law and international law for Indigenous peoples. The Centre publishes the Australian Indigenous Law Review and the Indigenous Law Bulletin. 

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Latest News

• Centre Director writes on 2020 Summit in Sydney Morning Herald
• ILC Director invited to 2020 Summit
• Centre Director to attend United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York
• Centre Director on ABC Talking Stick: Youth panel (Monday 21 April)
• Centre Director in Indigenous Family Violence National Research and Policy Forum panel discussion on the legal framework required to support an integrated national strategy on indigenous family violence at National Centre for Indigenous Studies, ANU
• Climate change project director Jacqui Houston attends International Expert Meeting on Climate Change and Indigenous People in Darwin
• Director speaks on Indigenous peoples and Constitutional reform at the launch of the Social Ventures Australia Indigenous Investor Circle 19 March 2008
• ILC Director profiled on SBS Living Black
• Director of the ILC, Megan Davis comments on the treatment of Aboriginal women and children by an Alice Springs Backpacker Resort in The Sydney Morning Herald 12 March 2008.
• Director comments on Opposition's misreading of UN Declaration
• Director of the ILC, Megan Davis writes in the Indigenous Law Bulletin on the challenges of Indigenous women in liberal democracies
• Kerensa Johnston writes in the Special Women's edition of the Indigenous Law Bulletin on the importance of CEDAW and the Optional Protocol for Indigenous women in protecting Indigenous women from discrimination that occurs in a customary context in our homes and communities.
• Hannah McGlade reports in the Indigenous Law Bulletin about developing Aboriginal justice models to address sexual assault.
• Read the Nation's apology to the Stolen Generations
• Volume 11.3 of the Australian Indigenous Law Review out now.
• Centre Director talks about the Apology to ABC Triple J Hack on 13 February 2008; ABC Radio Gippsland on Apology and compensation, 12 February 2008
• Centre Director comments on Apology in The Australian 12 February 2008.
• Director of the ILC Aboriginal Art and the Law project writes in the Indigenous Law Bulletin on implications of changes to CDEP and the permit system for Indigenous cultural and intellectual property.
• Linda Popic writes in the Indigenous Law Bulletin on the Canadian Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement.
• Sean Brennan and Peta MacGillivray report on the Blue Mud Bay native title litigation in the High Court of Australia. 
• December/January edition of the Indigenous Law Bulletin out now.
• GENERAL CALL FOR PAPERS: AILR 2008
• Centre Director writes for The Canberra Times with Andrea Durbach, Director, Australian Human Rights Centre on an apology to the Stolen Generations
• In Volume 6 Issue 30, Indigenous Law Bulletin, Megan Davis writes on the UNDRIP*
• In Volume 6 Issue 30, Indigenous Law Bulletin, Nigel Stobbs writes on the QLD Criminal Justice System and Indigenous Witnesses *
• In Volume 6 Issue 30, Indigenous Law Bulletin, Fiona Martin writes on Indigenous Organisations and charitable status *