This Public International Law practice in Australia (NSW) is committed to the progressive development and sustainment of rules, principles and norms of international law to enhance the values of international order and human dignity within the interdependent global community of peoples.
Services offered include advice, opinions and representation on matters of general public international law.
Emphasis is placed on an interdisciplinary approach especially as regards relevant normative aspects of international relations
Australia's normative identity, roles and responsibilities as a middle power in the international law-based order of the Indo-Asia-Pacific region is a particular focus
Support to regional intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations is considered of special importance
Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation
Public International law Practice Areas include:
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General rules, principles and norms of public international law
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Law of the Sea
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Laws of armed conflict
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International Humanitarian law
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United Nations and Peace and Security
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Maritime zones law enforcement and border protection
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National defence and security
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International law based order in the Indo- Asia-Pacific
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Global compact for the safe, orderly and regular migration