Our activities nationally and internationally

We all actively participate in a wide array of national and international research and dialogue, regularly contributing to high-level and local events as well as in media, including the New York Times and Guardian. 

For example:

• Workshop on “Decolonial Comparative History: Indigenous and Global South Law Prior to Colonialism”, University of Oxford (September 2022)

• “Chile’s Draft Constitution: Indigenous Rights in Context”, webinar organised by the Canadian Council for the Americas (August 2022)

• “Indigenous Peoples and the United Nations”, seminar organised by the Grotius Centre for International Legal Studies, Leiden University, as part of its Conference Series on International Criminal Law, Justice and Indigenous Cultures (June 2022)

• Presentation to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples to inform a consultation process and the Implementation of their Right to Water in Domestic legal systems (April 2022).

• United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues Regional Dialogue on Indigenous Peoples’ Autonomies and Self-Governance in the Pacific (January 2022): 

• Presentation on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples at the University of Dundee online seminar series on “Framework Treaties and Human Rights Agreements: Insights from Experience” (September 2021)

• “Conference Opening Plenary - Presidents Panel: Indigenous Voices in International Law”, 2021 Australia and New Zealand Society of International Law Conference (June 2021)

• “Is International Law related to Indigenous Peoples Fit for Purpose?”, virtual panel as part of the Canadian Council of International Law Conference (October 2020)