Resources
In our efforts to promote understanding about International Law and inspire interest in the subject, we have produced several information resources for all to use.
The Practitioner's Guide to International Law
 | The Practitioner’s Guide to International Law is the first publication of its kind in Australia. Launched in February 2010, it provides an introductory overview of certain aspects of international law for Australian legal practitioners. The Guide aims to facilitate greater understanding of the area and to promote recourse to international law in resolving disputes before Australian courts and international fora. |
International Law Committee Newsletters
Read updates on International Law, as well as news about the Committee's activities in the following fortnightly newsletters.
No. 11, 24 August 2010No. 10, 22 July 2010No. 9, 1 July 2010No. 8, 18 June 2010No. 7, 2 June 2010No. 6, 17 May 2010No. 5, 4 May 2010No. 4, 8 April 2010No. 3, 29 March 2010No. 2, 18 March 2010No. 1, 10 March 2010
The Australian International Lawyer
The Committee produces this monthly newsletter to promote discussion on international legal developments. The newsletter focuses on developments that affect Australia and also outlines unique Australian perspectives on a range of international legal issues. The newsletter is for informational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice.
December 2009, No.12 November 2009, No.11 October 2009, No.10 September 2009, No.9August 2009, No.8July 2009, No.7June 2009, No.6May 2009, No. 5April 2009, No. 4March 2009, No. 3February 2009, No. 2January 2009, No. 1
LinkedIn Group Page
The Young Lawyers International Law Committee now has a group page on LinkedIn. This page is exclusively open to members of the International Law Committee to read and post current news items relating to international law and conduct online discussions. To join, create a LinkedIn page (it's free and can be very minimalist), then send a request to join our page and our Vice-Chair will add you to our group.
Red Telephone
Red Telephone is the Committee’s newsblog and discussion forum. You can access an archive of past news articles, categorised via subject area, subscribe to a news feed and post your remarks. Visit Red Telephone to join in the debates.
