Adesina Adegbite : Challenges of Employment Standards Within Commonwealth Nations
Mukhtar Adesunkanmi : Commonwealth Military Justice systems – the Transformation Project
Yorm Ama Abledu: Purpose Driven Pathways
Tu’inukutavake Barron Afeaki Lord Chancellor of the Kingdom of Tonga : Achieving certainty in the law and other challenges in small jurisdictions, a case study of Tongan custom
Joanne Anthony - Gooden PowerPoint : Sexual Orientation of Parents Across the Commonwealth
Joanne Anthony - Gooden Paper : Sexual Orientation of Parents Across the Commonwealth
Sneh Aurora : Who Controls the Narrative? Implementing the Commonwealth Principles on Freedom of Expression and the Role of the Media in Good Governance
Charles Bagot KC : How to be 15- Love Up (or Down) Before the Hearing
Jennifer Ball : Balancing Scales with Fair & expeditious regulation of the legal profession - Independent self-regulation of solicitors in New South Wales
Anurag Bana : AI and Lawyers' Workplace Practice to Professional Conduct
Natasha Bassingthwaighte: A legal case study from Namibia– how the court applied constitutional rights in the Dausab case, and why public animus towards minority groups cannot interfere with constitutional rights in an African democracy
Joseph Bentley : Tribunal Selection –Friend or foe?
Julia Charlton : Hong Kong - Financial Innovation for Economic Development
Richard Clayton KC : The Developing Duty Of Fairness In The UK Courts
Justine A. Collins : Harmonising Data Protection Legislation across the Commonwealth
Andrew Crowe KC : Class Actions Within The Commonwealth– Safety In Numbers ? An Australian Perspective Focusing On Class Actions Brought By First Nations Australians
C5 Panel Adam Huckle, Matthew Happold, Michale Polak and Olawale Fapohunda : Navigating Sanctions (whilst Respecting a Right to a Defence)
C10 Panel Amalgamated PowerPoint Andrew Crowe KC, Jean Dyer, Robert Strang and Grant Worden : Class Actions within the Commonwealth - safety in Numbers?
Emily Conroy : The Transformative Power of a Linked Law Reform Class Reflections and insights from the experience of the South Australian Law Reform Institute (SALRI)
D3 Panel Eileen Schofield, Carla Anne Roper Harris, Guru Krishnakumar and - Corporations and Employment Standards across the Commonwealth
Tony Fisher: Lawyers at risk
Michel Frendo : Democrats and Despots- Does Consensus Work?
Efua Ghartey : Slavery and The Commonwealth -Reparations For The Past And Recognition For The Future - The Law In Action-The Ghanaian Experience
Daniel Goldblatt Handout : Enforcement of Commonwealth Judgments – CLC 2025
Aruneshwar Gupta : AI and the Workplace
Ron Heinrich Paper : Grappling with Slavery and Genocide: An update on reconciliation in Australia
Ron Heinrich PowerPoint : Grappling with Slavery and Genocide
Sara Ibrahim : AI Regulations: Concepts and Governance
Kelly Jordan : LGBTQ2+ Law: Practice Issues and Analysis
The Rt. Hon. Dame Siobhan Keegan : An Exploration of the Relevance of International Human Rights Law in National and Local Courts in Commonwealth Countries - A View from Northern Ireland
Anku Khanna : Cultural issues in Mergers and Acquisition Practice Across Collaborating Firms
Dame Brenda King : Government Lawyers and the Rule of Law
David A. Lavery : The Role of Lawyers in Election Oversight
Prof. Saul Lehrfreund MBE : Ending the Use of Capital Punishment
Justice Lynne Leitch : Duty of Fairness
Jerome Lynch KC : Ethics in Action
Dr Elizabeth Macharia : Is Public Opinion Decisive?
Dr Hugh McDermott MP : Parliament and the Judiciary: What is the proper relationship?
Latoya McDowald - Hurley : Backlogs, Delays And Resources Of The Judiciary
Fiona McLeay : Approaching AI as a Regulator
Jacqueline A. O. Manani : Governmnet lawyers - Guardians of the Rule of Law
The Hon. Justice Mr Graeme Mew : ARBITRATION: A Commonwealth View Of The Landscape Of Judicial Support
Katindo Mwale : An exploration of the relevance of international human rights law in national and local courts in Commonwealth countries
Paul Muite SC: Litigating the struggle for LGBTQ+ rights in Kenya - reflections on recent jurisprudence from Kenyan courts
Richard Naidu : Lawyers At Risk Fiji
Amirali Nasir : Corporations and Corruption
Dwight Newman KC : Indigenous Law and Common Law in New Zealand and Canada
Lyma Nguyen : Does the rule of law apply on the high seas? Australia’s Law, Practice & Policy concerning Asylum Seekers at Sea
Geraldine Noel : Silent Intruders: Navigating the Intersection of Modern Spyware tools and Fundamental Rights - A European Perspective
Faith Odhiambo : Lawyers At Risk Right Now!
Laurie Pawlitza : Retention and Advancement of Women in the Legal Profession - a Canadian Perspective
The Hon. Justice Brian Preston Paper : The role of solidarity in addressing climate injustice
Muhammad Mahbubur Rahman : The Death Penalty Rhetoric in Bangladesh
Dr Indira Rampersad : The Role of Lawyers in Election Oversight
Adam Riley : Tackling transnational corruption, from theory to practice, measuring commonwealth progress
Andrew Sharland KC : Extraterritorial application of Human Rights Laws - The United Kingdom experience
Reshma Sharma KC : The Role of Government Lawyers
Ngosa Simachela : Health and Wellbeing in the Law
Rajashree Suppiah : How Do We Force Clients to Mediate In Circumstances Where Animosity Runs High
Frances Swaine : Is there any Misuse of Migration law in the United Kingdom?
The World Justice Project : the Global Rule of Law Recession
Peter Wardle : Legal Aid and the Rule of Law - a Critical Intersection in Access to Justice
Yolande J. Whitely : Reciprocal Recognition& Enforcement of Judgments
Dominic Wilcox : Health and Wellbeing in the Law
Kaye Williams : A crisis of inequality: A Barbadian Perspective
Mark Woods : Legal Aid and the Rule of Law - a Critical Intersection in Access to Justice
Stella Wutete : Silent Intruders - Navigating the Intersection of Modern Spyware Tools and Fundamental Rights
