Events

1. COVID-19 v Your Rights to Privacy (Monday 1 June)

Old certainties about the balance between data protection and conflicting rights have been lost to the pandemic.

The community is accepting unprecedented restrictions on freedoms and closer surveillance in the name of public health. Trust in science and government has been critical to the community acceptance.

In this webinar, a privacy regulator, a legal practitioner, an IT and security expert, and a legal academic will consider what lessons can be learned from the sudden surge in the digitalisation of our lives and how regulation should adapt when we return to the new normal.

Date: Monday 1 June
Time: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Find out more and register here >

 

2. Responding to Family Violence during COVID-19 (Thursday 4 June)

Responding to family violence during the COVID-19 pandemic creates unique challenges.

Both victim/survivors of violence, including children and adolescents, and perpetrators who want to change their behaviour are likely to find it difficult to get access to appropriate and timely support. Police, courts, lawyers, and family violence service providers may have to modify their practices to ensure people get the help they need.

Join this panel of experts to be part of a wide-ranging exploration of emerging problems and possible solutions in the area of family violence.

Date: Thursday 4 June
Time: 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm
Find out more and register here >

 

3. A Trumpwork Orange: Fair Use and International Copyright Claims (Tuesday 9 June)

In 2016, Australian lawyer and online video maker, Hugh Atkin, was sued for copyright infringement by the composer of the score to A Clockwork Orange 

The claim related to a little-seen Donald Trump parody released during the 2016 US Presidential Election campaign.

Hugh will discuss the round-about route by which a university law revue led to his being sued in the District Court of New York, and his experiences with overzealous copyright holders along the way.

This session will be followed by a Q&A.

Date: Tuesday 9 June

Time:  1:00pm – 2:00pm

RSVP: Register here

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