CLC 2025 Presentations

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 : T 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

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

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

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