For the past 50 years, UNSW Law & Justice has been a pioneer across various sectors of the community – in the legal profession, government, business, and not-for-profit organisations.

The Student Legal Education Group (SLEG) has been a student-run organisation at UNSW for more than 40 years, facilitating the social justice journey of many law students in its time. 

The Indigenous Law Centre at UNSW Law & Justice has been at the forefront of Indigenous law research and reform for four decades – today its work and influence are helping change the nation. 

While the Faculty of Law & Justice is celebrating its 50th anniversary, the Kingsford Legal Centre (KLC) is also celebrating a milestone of its own – turning 40. 

In recent remarks to supporters, founding Director Jane McAdam reflected on the Kaldor Centre's first seven years and sketched the strategic framework for the work ahead. 

In celebration of 50 years of UNSW Law & Justice, we are excited to share our encounter with a Criminology alumnus, Sam Alderton-Johnson, who has made a profound contribution to society. 

In its 50 years, the Faculty of Law & Justice has been dedicated to progressing human rights through collaboration with and support of research partners, including the Australian Human Rights Institute. 

A critical and core focus of the research, policy and advocacy work undertaken by UNSW Law & Justice since its inception has been on the unequal and often cruel and inhumane treatment of women. 

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