Browsing byAuthorForster, C
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| Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
| 2009-01 | Challenging Conventions: In Pursuit of Greater Legislative Compliance with CEDAW in the Pacific | Jivan, VR; Forster, C |
| 2014 | Contemporary Stolen Generations: Human Rights Breaches Against Canadian First Nation's Children Challenged | Libesman, T; Sagade, J; Jivan, V; Forster, C |
| 2014 | Fair Go for Fair Work? Gender, the Right to Request Flexible Work Arrangements and the Paid Parental Leave Scheme | Jivan, VR; Forster, C; Sagade, J; Jivan, V; Forster, C |
| 2014 | Gender, Intimate Partner Violence, and the Growing Recognition of Differences: A Useful Tool for Law? | Wangmann, JM; Sagade, J; Jivan, V; Forster, C |
| 2007-01 | Making the Unaccountable Accountable: Using Tort to Achieve Corporate Compliance with Human Rights Norms | Jivan, VR; Forster, C |
| 2005 | Opportunity Lost: In Search of Justice for Victims of Sexual Assault | Forster, C; Jivan, V |
| 2005-01 | Opportunity Lost: In Search of Justice for Victims of Sexual Assault | Forster, C; Jivan, VR |
| 2014 | Regulation of the Sex Industry: Assumptions of Offence, Awareness and Impacts on Safety and Amenity | Crofts, P; Prior, J; Sagade, J; Jivan, V; Forster, C |
| 2011-01 | Reworking Sex: Prostitution in the Pacific and the Position for Law Reform | Jivan, VR; Forster, C; Dalla, RL; Baker, LM; Williamson, C |
| 2007-01 | Translating CEDAW into Law | Jivan, VR; Forster, C |
| 2008-01 | Translating CEDAW into Law: Cedaw Legislative Compliance in the Cook Islands | Jivan, VR; Forster, C |
| 2005-01 | What would Gandhi say? Reconciling Universalism, Cultural Relativism and Feminism through Women's Use of CEDAW | Jivan, VR; Forster, C |
| 2005 | What would Gandhi say? Reconciling Universalism, Cultural Relativism and Feminism through Women's Use of CEDAW | Jivan, V; Forster, C |
