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Friday Essay: Crimes Against Humankind Rai Gaita On Israel's War On Gaza And The Student Protests - Vimarsana News

Friday Essay: Crimes Against Humankind Rai Gaita On Israel's War On Gaza And The Student Protests

I dedicated Justice and Hope: Essays Lectures and Other Writings , published last year, to my grandchildren, but I intended this dedication, implici

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Movers & Shakers: Governor-general revealed - Vimarsana News

Movers & Shakers: Governor-general revealed

AFP welcomes new commissioners, top cop chosen to lead state reconstruction authority, Independent Planning Commission chair named, and more.

John Pesutto defamation: Labor questions who donated to his legal fund - Vimarsana News

John Pesutto defamation: Labor questions who donated to his legal fund

Integrity experts say personal donations that aren’t for election campaigns represent a new front for transparency questions.

Brendan Clift | East Asia Forum - Vimarsana News

Brendan Clift | East Asia Forum

Brendan Clift is a Lecturer at Melbourne Law School. He is also a PhD candidate at MLS and holds master’s degrees in law and journalism from the University of Hong Kong and an arts/law double degree from Macquarie University. He is admitted to legal practice in New South Wales and worked around the Asia-Pacific region in law, legal publishing and the media prior to joining academia. Brendan’s research focuses on authoritarian legalism, taking Hong Kong as a case study, and media law, particularly defamation. He also publishes and teaches in other areas, including intellectual property, tor...

Cheng Lei warns Australians not to be naive if visiting China - Vimarsana News

Cheng Lei warns Australians not to be naive if visiting China

Australian journalist Cheng Lei says China is a different place than what it was 20 years ago, and tourists should be wary.