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The Australian Lawyers Alliance Limited (ALA) is a not-for-profit national association of lawyers, academics and other professionals established for the benefit of the community, and community members who have a particular need by reason of youth, age, infirmity or disablement, poverty or social or economic circumstances.
We are dedicated to protecting and promoting justice, freedom and the rights of the individual.
Events
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27th Nov 2024
ACT End of Year Function 2024
Wednesday 27 November 2024Face-to-face networking event
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29th Nov 2024
Brisbane Annual Case Review 2024
Friday 29 November 2024THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT, PLEASE EMAIL EVENTS@LAWYERSALLIANCE.COM.AU TO BE PLACED ON A WAITING LIST.
ALTERNATIVELY, THE EVENT WILL BE RECORDED AND CAN BE PURCHASED HERE
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4th Dec 2024
Qld End of Year Function 2024
Wednesday 4 December 2024Face-to-face networking event
Brisbane
News
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Calls for law reform to fix two-tier system of justice for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse
13th Nov 2024Bird v DP decision is an significant setback for survivors of institutional child sexual abuse.
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High Court ruling on former detainee restrictions is welcome
7th Nov 2024Ruling in case of YBFZ v Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs welcome.
Opinion
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Evaluating your workplace social capital
21st Nov 2024Positive personal interactions enable mutually productive workplace outcomes.
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In Memoriam: Simon Garnett
14th Nov 2024A tribute to a foundation member of APLA and an architect of today's ALA.
Our Work
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Compensation
Everyone should have access to fair compensation when they have sustained an injury through no fault of their own.
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander justice
https://www.lawyersalliance.com.au/documents/item/2809The ALA’s vision for reconciliation is of a society that provides fairer outcomes and justice for everyone, and in doing so addresses the systemic injustice that currently impacts Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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Human rights
Human rights are inalienable and universal. They are based in centuries of common law and widespread international consensus.
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Submissions
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Final report released on privacy reforms
21st Nov 2024Submission to Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee, Parliament of Australia
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Aviation Industry Ombuds Scheme
29th Oct 2024Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts, Aus Gov
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