Law students from three Australian universities have explored how a global pandemic has influenced the rule of law, from enforced lockdowns to Supreme Court battles.
Twenty law students have launched a new project to analyse the law within the context of a global pandemic, investigating and writing about the way in which the coronavirus ripped through the world of law to dictate reforms and current social justice issues.
The Australian National University (ANU)-based research and policy group Law Reform and Social Justice has examined a wide array of topics – from the border closures, the COVIDSafe app and the recent Black Lives Matter movement – with collaboration from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and University of Sydney (USYD).
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