Australian lawyers’ letter re Gaza
Background:
- More than 1400 lawyers signed an open letter to Australian elected representatives dated 8 November 2023 (see below under Original Open Letter).
- A reply to this letter was circulated on 3 December 2023.
- The organisers of the Original Open Letter have published a Response (see below under Response to reply letter), dated 15 December 2023.
The organisers also hosted a forum on Israel, Palestine and International Humanitarian Law on Tuesday 19 December 2023 at 1pm. It was for both lawyers and non-lawyers and featured Rawan Arraf (Executive Director & Principal Lawyer, The Australian Centre For International Justice), Melanie O’Brien (A/Professor Of International Law, President Of The International Association Of Genocide Scholars), and Greg Barns SC, Barrister. Special thanks to APHEDA for hosting us, you can find out about their work and donate to their emergency Gaza appeal here: https://www.apheda.org.au/
You can watch a recording here:
Response to reply letter
15 December 2023
Dear Prime Minister, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Minister for Defence and Attorney General
We sent you an Open Letter on 8 November 2023, signed by over 1,400 Australian lawyers (https://lawyersletter.au). The letter called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and an end to escalating violence in the West Bank. We explained the relevant laws and how they applied to the facts reported by independent organisations, including the United Nations. We concluded that the violence had gone beyond what was permissible under international law and that there was evidence of atrocity crimes.
A reply was published on 3 December 2023, which we believe was also sent to you (https://www.lawyersreply.au). The reply included flawed legal arguments that do not reflect the majority legal opinion. The argument rejected the facts reported by independent international organisations and called into question their credibility. We are disappointed that Australian lawyers would sign such a letter. We have attached our response to the 3 December 2023 letter of reply.
We request that the Australian Government provide the legal advice it has received regarding the conduct of the actors in this conflict and explain how it is meeting its legal obligations.
We have not received a response to the original Open Letter from any of your offices other than an acknowledgement of receipt.
Sincerely,
Simon Miller, Lizzie O’Shea, Greg Barns SC, Benedict Coyne, Dr Rachel Coghlan, Rawan Arraf, Rita Jabri Markwell, Dr Melanie O’Brien
Response to Reply Letter
“Sadly, I feel compelled to state that Palestinian lives are not worth less than British, Australian or Israeli. Yes, this is war and people die in war, but even wars have laws. They are essential to minimise human suffering. What we are witnessing is an Israeli military operation that is clearly getting the proportionality calculation wrong,”
Hector Sharp, a lawyer in Gaza employed by the United Nations and signatory of the Open Letter
In one of the largest shows of solidarity by the Australian legal profession, nearly 1,400 Australian lawyers signed an open letter (Open Letter) in early November calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and an end to escalating violence in the West Bank.
The Open Letter sets out the relevant law and then applies that law to the facts as reported by UN agencies and other independent bodies. It concluded that the well-accepted limits of international law, human rights law and the law of armed conflict had been exceeded, and that there was mounting evidence that atrocity crimes had been committed.
A letter of reply was published in Australia on 3 December 2023 (Reply Letter). The Reply Letter includes a combination of novel and fundamentally flawed legal arguments to claim a proportionate response on the part of the State of Israel. This reasoning is in stark contrast to the preponderance of legal opinion globally from experts in the field. The Reply Letter’s analysis rests on a rejection of the facts as reported and observed by international organisations on the ground and as seen in news reports and on video feeds before our eyes.
The President of the International Committee of the Red Cross – the independent body charged with stewardship for international humanitarian law – stated, “The level of human suffering is intolerable. It is unacceptable that civilians have no safe place to go in Gaza, and with a military siege in place, there is also no adequate humanitarian response currently possible.”
On 6 December, the UN’s Emergency Relief Coordinator described the Israeli military operation as creating an “apocalyptic” situation in Gaza. The Director of UNRWA affairs in Gaza, Thomas White, tweeted last Friday: “Civil order is breaking down in Gaza – the streets feel wild, particularly after dark – some aid convoys are being looted and UN vehicles stoned. Society is on the brink of full-blown collapse.”
The independent UN Special Procedures experts have warned that “the failure to urgently implement a ceasefire risks this situation spiralling towards a genocide conducted with 21st century means and methods of warfare.”
By contrast, the signatories to the Reply Letter offer that “such suffering is a regrettable but unavoidable consequence of an armed conflict”. To suggest that what has been and is being inflicted upon the civilian population has been “unavoidable” is extraordinary.
The Financial Times has reported that the level of damage from the bombing of northern Gaza surpasses the bombing of Dresden in World War II, which is often used as a benchmark for massive urban destruction. The bombing of Dresden took place prior to the adoption of the Fourth Geneva Convention in 1949 which stipulates that warring parties have an obligation to protect civilians, however it is often cited as one of the examples of the horrors from World War II, which inspired the drafting of the Fourth Geneva Convention in response.
Within one month after 7 October the Israeli military had already dropped the equivalent level of explosives of two nuclear bombs on the Gaza Strip. Israeli news agency Haaretz has published an analysis that describes “unprecedented killing” by Israeli forces in Gaza, with the ratio of civilians killed significantly higher than the average civilian toll in all the conflicts around the world during the 20th century. The Israeli military has killed more children in just two months than all conflicts combined in the world for the entire year of 2022. It is difficult to accept that such a high number of casualties was “unavoidable” by one of the world’s most advanced and well-equipped military forces, especially when investigative journalism shows their military was aware of children’s presence in targets before launching and that alleged precautions to protect civilians are not being taken.
Not even the US – which acts as the Israel government’s persistent shield from accountability for transgressions of international law – can stretch this far. The US Vice President, Kamala Harris, has stated that “too many innocent Palestinians have been killed” and the US Secretary of State on 8 December stated that “almost a week into this campaign in the south after the end of the humanitarian pause, it is imperative that Israel put a premium on civilian protection, and there does remain a gap between the intent to protect civilians, and the actual results that we’re seeing on the ground.”
The Reply Letter seeks to excuse civilian suffering in pursuit of military tactics and strategy. Military strategy does not sit above Israel’s legal obligations, including adherence to the Geneva Conventions.
However, multiple widely-publicised comments by Israeli officials and politicians make plain that the military operation in Gaza is being undertaken with what could be described as, at best, a reckless disregard for international law and, at worst, genocidal intent. This includes statements by the Israeli President, Prime Minister and Minister for Defence.
- On 7 October 2023, in a televised address, Mr Netanyahu said, “We will take mighty vengeance for this black day. We will take revenge for all the young people who lost their lives. We will target all of Hamas’s positions. We will turn Gaza into a deserted island. To the citizens of Gaza, I say. You must leave now. We will target each and every corner of the strip.”
- On 8 October 2023, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said, “The price the Gaza Strip will pay will be a very heavy one that will change reality for generations.”
- The same day, Ariel Kallner, a member of the Israeli parliament for Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Likud party, demanded a repeat of the mass expulsion and murder of Arabs in 1948, known to Palestinians as the Nakba or Catastrophe. “Right now, one goal: Nakba! A Nakba that will overshadow the Nakba of 1948,” he said.
- On 9 October 2023, Israel’s Defence Minister, Yoav Gallant, ordered a “complete siege” of the Gaza Strip with “no electricity, no food, no fuel, everything is closed.” He said: “We are fighting human animals and we are acting accordingly.” The same evinces an intent to ‘deliberately inflict [on Palestinian residents of Gaza] conditions of life calculated to bring about their physical destruction in whole or in part.’
- On 9 October 2023, another ruling party member Tally Gotliv, posted, “It’s time to kiss doomsday. Shooting powerful missiles without limit. Not flattening a neighborhood. Crushing and flattening Gaza. Otherwise we did nothing.”
- On 10 October 2023, Major General Ghassan Alian, Coordinator of the Government in the Territories (COGAT), proclaimed that “… the citizens of Gaza are celebrating. Human beasts are dealt with accordingly… Israel has imposed a total blockade on Gaza, no electricity, no water, just damage. You wanted hell, you will get hell.”
- On the same day, IDF spokesperson R Adm Daniel Hagari said “hundreds of tons of bombs” had already been dropped on the tiny strip, adding that “the emphasis is on damage and not on accuracy.”
- On 11 October 2023, Major General Giora Eiland told Israeli media, “Creating a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza is a necessary means to achieve the goal [of eliminating Hamas and their support base]. Gaza will become a place where no human being can exist.”
- On 13 October 2023, Israeli President Isaac Herzog said: “It is an entire nation out there that is responsible. It’s not true, this rhetoric about civilians [being] not aware, not involved. It’s absolutely not true. They could have risen up. They could have fought against that evil regime which took over Gaza in a coup d’etat.”
This evidence has implications for the Australian Government. Dr Melanie O’Brien, President of the International Association of Genocide Scholars and signatory to the Open Letter, has stated: “Treaty obligations such as those under the Genocide Convention mean that Australia must act to prevent and punish genocide.” It is not enough for Australia to sit by and watch events unfold in Gaza while not taking all means available to it to discourage such action. The Australian Government is on further notice of its obligation under the Genocide Convention, the ICC Statute and the UN Charter as well a numerous other conventions.
That Gaza remains under Israeli occupation is the position of the: International Court of Justice; International Criminal Court; UN General Assembly and Security Council; all UN bodies and agencies; and even the Australian Government. The Reply Letter’s position that Gaza is not occupied is deliberate obfuscation of actual legal fact. As the Occupying Power, Israel has an obligation to provide for the basic needs of the protected civilian populations in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and to facilitate humanitarian aid by third party actors.
The Reply Letter places a heavy emphasis on comments from politicians casting doubt about the accuracy of reporting of fatalities by the Gaza Ministry of Health. The Lancet has reported no evidence of any inflated mortality reporting. It pointedly warns that “public scepticism of the current reports by the Gaza Ministry of Health might undermine the efforts to reduce civilian harm and provide life-saving assistance.”
Unlike signatories to the Reply Letter who dangerously and irresponsibly allege an ‘institutional bias’ on the part of the United Nations against Israel, we hold respect for the legitimacy and credibility of international humanitarian organisations and their representatives. The position put in the Reply Letter echoes the frankly preposterous statement by Prime Minister Netanyahu that investigations of war crimes by Israel are antisemitic. The claim that accountability mechanisms constitute anti-semitism undermines the fundamentals of universal application of human rights. The ICC has announced its intention to investigate possible war crimes committed in both Israel and Gaza, through its prosecutor. The International Court of Justice has also been requested to provide an advisory opinion about events in the region prior to October 7, specifically the ‘ongoing violation by Israel of the right of the Palestinian people to self-determination, from its prolonged occupation, settlement and annexation of the Palestinian territory occupied since 1967.’ Such initiatives are necessary and appropriate if international law is to have any meaning or weight.
We urge the Australian Government to reverse its previous position of opposing such ICC investigations into Israel and Hamas. Palestinian and Israeli victims groups have the right to justice, accountability and redress and the ICC provides one such avenue.
A key objective of the original Open Letter was to make clear that a priority of the international humanitarian law framework is the protection of civilians, and this is not conditional or optional. The events of 7 October, which were heinous, do not excuse the scale of the destruction and Israel’s conduct since. The position put in the Open Letter is consistent with the statement from Philippe Lazzarini, Commissioner General of UNWRA: “Calling for an end to the decimation of Gaza and its people is not a denial of the atrocities of 7 October. It is the opposite. It is recognition of the equal rights of all people – recognition that is essential to the future of Palestinians and Israelis alike.” We concur with the sentiment expressed in the joint statement from leaders of the world’s largest humanitarian organisations that “the harrowing events unfolding before us are shaping a global narrative that, if unchanged, will reveal a legacy of indifference in the face of unspeakable suffering, bias in the application of the laws of conflict and impunity for actors that violate international humanitarian law.”
We do not resile from any statement of law or its application to the facts as published in the Open Letter. To our sadness, the further suffering and destruction since the publication of the Open Letter only serves to reinforce and strengthen the position at law.
We are pleased to see that Australia voted in favour of the recent resolution of the UN General Assembly calling for an immediate ceasefire. We support the comments made in a joint statement by leaders of Australia, New Zealand and Canada that:
Israel must respect international humanitarian law. Civilians and civilian infrastructure must be protected. We are alarmed at the diminishing safe space for civilians in Gaza…
We remain deeply concerned by the scale of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and ongoing risks to all Palestinian civilians…
We support Palestinians’ right to self-determination. We oppose the forcible displacement of Palestinians from Gaza, the re-occupation of Gaza, any reduction in territory, and any use of siege or blockade. We reaffirm that settlements are illegal under international law. Settlements and settler violence are serious obstacles to a negotiated two-state solution.
We request that the Australian Government do all it can to advocate for the UN resolution to be operationalised with urgency and enact consequences where parties do not comply.
We request that the Australian Government publish the legal advice it has received with regard to the conduct of the actors in this conflict and outline the steps undertaken to meet its legal obligations.
Original Open Letter
8 November 2023
Dear Prime Minister, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Minister for Defence and Attorney General
We the undersigned, legal practitioners and legal academics, in Australia, dedicated to upholding the rule of law both domestically and internationally, call on the Australian Government to act without delay to fulfil its international legal obligations in relation to the ever-escalating and horrific conflict in the Middle East.
The death, trauma and other harm visited on individuals, families and whole communities in the last month has been devastating. The well-accepted limits of international law, human rights law, and the law of armed conflict have been exceeded. There is mounting evidence that atrocity crimes have been committed.
Atrocity crimes are considered to be the most serious crimes against humankind. Their status as international crimes is based on the belief that the acts associated with them affect the core dignity of human beings.
International law is not being upheld.
We call on the Australian Government to uphold international law by:
- Exerting its influence to secure a ceasefire in Gaza and the West Bank, and to ensure urgently the adequate provision of food, fuel, medicine and other humanitarian assistance to Gaza, and the unconditional restoration of water and electricity;
- Acting urgently to ensure that international law is complied with and fundamental human rights are protected;
- Advocating for an end to the occupation of Palestine and a just peace for all people in the region based on equal rights; and
- Halting defence exports to Israel, confirming what military-specific goods have been provided with the 322 export permits granted between 1 January 2017 and 31 March 2023 and whether these defence goods are being used in accordance with international law.
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*The views and opinions expressed in this letter are those of the signatories and are not intended to reflect the official policy or position of their employers, or the organisations of which they are members or otherwise represent.
**This letter remains open for signature by lawyers and legal academics in Australia.
***The signatories are grateful for the assistance of the drafters of the UK letter in preparing this correspondence.
All facts and figures were correct as at the date of drafting (3 November 2023).
Names are alphabetised to 1000, after which, listed in order of signing.
Signatories:
- Dacia Abela, Lawyer
- Claudia Abdallah, Lawyer
- Nancy Abdalla, Lawyer
- Nora Abdalla, Barrister
- Nada Abdel-fattah, Lawyer
- Sarwa Abdelraheem, Barrister
- Engy Abdelsalam, Lawyer
- Nidal Abdi, Solicitor
- Ayan Abdirashid Ali, Law Student
- Ronya Abdul Rahman, Lawyer
- Alaa Abdul-Ridha, Research Fellow
- Zainab Abou-Eid, Solicitor
- Mariam Aboulfadil, Lawyer
- Joanna Abraham, Lecturer
- Sam Abraham, Senior Lawyer
- Maram Abu-Samen, Solicitor
- Mona Abu Zalaf, Lawyer
- Lisanne Adam, Lecturer
- Matthew Adam, Solicitor
- Ehab Afiouny, Lawyer
- Sameena Ahmad, Lawyer
- Shams Ahmad, Lawyer
- Hassiba Ahmar, Senior Lawyer
- Tanvir Ahmed, Solicitor
- Wajiha Ahmed, Partner
- Hanna Aili, Lawyer
- Tanya Ajwani, Lawyer
- Yasemin Akbulut, Solicitor
- Ahmad Akram, Lawyer
- Yusur Al-Azzawi, Barrister
- Hamza Alameddine, Principal Solicitor
- Zahraa Algalele, Solicitor
- Ammaar Ali, Lawyer
- Amran Ali, Lawyer
- Jasmine Ali, Lawyer
- Shaheenah Ali, Solicitor
- Tasnim Ali, Lawyer
- Yalda Ali, Lawyer
- Adam Al-Hayek, Law Student
- Samer Al Janabi, Solicitor
- Sarah Aljassim, Lawyer
- Eadie Allen, Solicitor
- Shahad Al Majed, Solicitor
- Hatem Allam, Lawyer
- Samiha Alameddine, Solicitor
- Roni Aloe, Lawyer
- Amna Altaf, Lawyer
- Asad Ansari, Lawyer
- Halima Ansari, Solicitor
- Thalia Anthony, Professor
- Jamie Antonopoulos, Lawyer
- Faheem Anwar, Barrister
- Rebecca Aoukar, Barrister
- Taufiq Arahman, Solicitor
- Anahita Arian, Lawyer
- Ali Sekandar Arif, Lawyer
- Sara Arnold, Lawyer
- Therese Aroyan, Lawyer
- Rawan Arraf, Executive Director, Principal Lawyer
- Riley Arthur, Law Graduate
- Arusha Ashraf, Lawyer
- Priyanka Ashraf, Solicitor
- Sylvia Atsalis, Solicitor
- Shahara Attai, Solicitor
- Elias Attia, Legal practitioner
- Reshma Mary Mathew Augustine, Lawyer
- Sarah Azar, Associate
- Hasan Aziz, Lawyer
- Nicola Ayers, Senior Associate
- Bill Baarini, Lawyer
- Walid Babakarkhil, Lawyer
- Melissa Bader, Senior Associate
- Donna Bagnall, Lawyer
- Manal Bahsa, Solicitor
- Daniel Bakewell, Lawyer
- Waffa Bakfalouni, Solicitor
- Natalie Bakri, Solicitor
- Yasser Bakri, Barrister
- Nitika Balaram, Lawyer
- Julian Balloot, Principal Solicitor
- Huiran Ban, Law Graduate
- Sanah Banihali, Lawyer
- Greg Barns SC, Barrister
- Bassett Baqeri, Lawyer
- Rose Barnsley, Lawyer
- Dr Olivia Barr, Associate Professor
- Alexandra Barry, Senior Associate
- Cevdet Osman Basiacik, Principal lawyer
- Ushna Bashir, Lawyer
- Louisa Bassini, Managing Lawyer
- Sarah Bastian-Jordan, Lawyer
- Paul Batley, Barrister
- Tom Battersby, Barrister
- Maram Bayad, Solicitor
- Nuha Bayad, Principal Solicitor
- Lawson Bayly, Lawyer
- Emilija Beljic, Barrister
- Naz Besavend, Lawyer
- Jessica Best, Solicitor
- Yumi Bhattarai, Solicitor
- Sabrina Bhuiyan, Associate
- Laura Bianchi, Lawyer
- Shiraz Biscevic, Lawyer
- Lorena Bisignano, Higher Degree Research Candidate
- Jennifer Black, Lawyer
- Manisha Blencowe, solicitor
- Alex Blennerhassett, Senior Associate
- Shifrah Blustein, Lawyer
- Kimani Boden, Lawyer
- Andrew Boe, Barrister
- Sajid Bokhari, Lawyer
- Colleen Bolger, Lawyer
- Alex Bomford, Lawyer
- Alysha Bond, Lawyer and Academic
- Taylor Bono, Lawyer
- Kieran Bonser, Lawyer
- Jessica Border, Solicitor
- Andrew Bouris, Legal Practitioner
- Evgenia Bourova, Research Fellow
- Joshua Boyes, Senior Associate
- Susie Breuer, Solicitor
- Madeleine Bridgett, Barrister
- Isobel Brinin, Senior Solicitor
- Jim Brooks, Principal
- Claire Brown, Lawyer
- Gabriel Brown, Solicitor
- Elizabeth Browne, Lawyer
- Carlotta Bruessel, Senior Associate
- Michael Brull, Lawyer
- Ashleigh Buckett, Solicitor
- Lachlan Buckley, Lawyer
- Francesca Bucolo, Lawyer
- Lauren Bull, Barrister
- Zarah Burgess, Barrister and Solicitor
- Louisa Burke, Solicitor
- Kim Busuttil, Lawyer
- Eva Buzo, Barrister
- Sabeera Cader, Lawyer
- Gemma Cafarella, Barrister
- Austyn Campbell, Solicitor
- Megan Campbell, Lawyer
- Rebecca Campbell, Solicitor
- Olivia Campion, Solicitor
- Lee Carnie, Human Rights Lawyer
- Sarah Carr, Barrister
- Clare Carter, Lawyer
- Daisy-May Carty Cowling, Senior Lawyer
- Annalise Catania, Senior Lawyer
- Ena Catovic, Lawyer
- Nina Catovic, Legal Counsel
- Amelia Causley-Todd, Associate
- Francesca Cavadini, Solicitor
- Rachael Chadwick, Senior Lawyer
- Esra Chaouk, Lawyer
- Jessica Chapman, Senior Associate
- Vanessa Chau, Special Counsel
- Umeya Chaudhuri, Lawyer
- Asiya Chebbo, Lawyer
- Amanda Cheevers, Senior Lawyer
- Melissa Chen, Senior Lawyer
- Sandy Chen, Senior Lawyer
- Rayann Cherry, Lawyer
- Phoebe Chester, Lawyer
- Richard Chidiac, Lawyer
- Ying Chin, Lawyer
- Mohammad Chokr, Solicitor
- Inayah Choudhury, Paralegal
- Aasma Chougle, Lawyer
- Jayne Christian, Lawyer
- Danielle Christoforou, Lawyer
- Phoebe Churches, Lawyer
- Cristy Clark, Associate Professor
- Dr Martin Clark, Law Lecturer
- Dr Sevda Clark, Lecturer
- Julian Cleary, Policy Officer
- James Clifford, Lawyer
- Sophie Coleman, General Counsel
- Lucy Conway, Senior Associate
- Brandan Cooper, Barrister
- Rhys Cooper, Lawyer
- Anna Copeland, Associate Professor
- Alexander Copeland, Law Student
- Amanda Coppen, Lawyer
- Lydia Corcoran, Lawyer
- Deniz Coskundag, Law Graduate
- Emma Costa, Lawyer
- Benedict Coyne, Barrister
- Hugh Crosthwaite, Barrister
- Grace Crowley-Shaw, Solicitor
- Zena Dabboussy-Bardouh, Legal practitioner
- Rayan Dabliz, Principal Solicitor
- Rima Dabliz, Solicitor
- Jinan Daher, Lawyer
- Lamia Daher, Lawyer
- Sarah Daher, Lawyer
- Rima Daher, Lawyer
- Kavih Dajee, Lawyer
- Sarah Dale, Centre Director & Principal Solicitor
- Jordan Daly, Senior Lawyer
- Omar Dannawi, Solicitor
- Tamana Daqiq, Principal Solicitor
- Mona Darwiche, Legal Director
- Azadeh Dastyari, Professor
- Kate Davis, Lawyer, PhD Candidate
- Daniela Davis, Lawyer
- Zoe Davis, Lawyer
- Laura Dawson, Barrister
- James Day, Lawyer
- Nadia Deeb, Lawyer
- Dr Julia Dehm, Senior Lecturer
- Dr Sara Dehm, Senior Lecturer
- Lisa De Luca, Solicitor
- Lehana De Silva, Solicitor
- Shenali De Silva, Legal Practitioner
- Jeylan Deniz, Solicitor Advocate
- Elizabeth Devine, Solicitor
- Foez Dewan, Principal
- Thomas Dews, Lawyer
- Sandeep Dhillon, Lawyer
- Hannah Dickinson, Principal Solicitor
- Sara Dofash, Solicitor
- Elliot Dolan-Evans, Assistant Lecturer
- Rebecca Dominguez, Principal Solicitor
- Sheneli Dona, Lawyer
- Emily Dong, Law Student
- Anna Dorevitch, Managing Lawyer
- Eleanor Doyle-Markwick
- Sam Drummond, Lawyer
- Alice Drury, Human Rights Lawyer
- Lila D’souza, Lawyer
- Catherine Eagle, Lawyer
- James Eddington, Lawyer
- Hassan Ehsan, Senior Associate
- Jarrah Ekstein, Solicitor
- Hussein Elachkar, Barrister
- Sarah Elahmad, Solicitor
- Mohammed Elakhras, Lawyer
- Kousai Elali, Lawyer
- Tarek El Amine, Principal
- Maria Elander, Senior Lecturer
- Sera Sarah El-Assaad, Principal Solicitor
- Mona El Baba, Principal Lawyer
- Najla El Badawi, Solicitor
- Theresa Elhage, Lawyer
- Sarah El Hallak, Lawyer
- Ibrahim El-Harris, Lawyer
- Hassan El Husseini, Principal
- Fatimah El-Kordi, Lawyer
- Sarah Elmasri, Lawyer
- Stacey Ella, Principal Legal Officer
- Ahmed El Saafen, Solicitor
- Zenab Elsoukmani, Lawyer
- Ziaad El-Tabar, Lawyer
- Gretel Emerson, Solicitor
- Justine Emerson, Solicitor
- Hanifi Erboy, Lawyer
- Chiara Erougian, Law Student
- Cassandra Van Estrop, Lawyer
- Allen Eter, Solicitor
- Lindsay Evans, Lawyer
- Trina Faaiuaso, Solicitor
- Jack Faine, Solicitor
- Ahmed Jaman Faisal, Solicitor
- Mehzabin Farazi, Solicitor
- Kamal Farouque, Lawyer
- Danielle Fasi, Principal Solicitor
- Baneen Fatima, Law Student
- Regina Featherstone, Senior Lawyer
- Brighid Feeney, Lawyer
- Melissa Ferlaino, Lawyer
- Daniel Fernando Moya, Principal Lawyer
- Sarah Fetherstonhaugh, Senior Solicitor
- Talitha Fishburn, Barrister
- Terry Fisher, Solicitor
- Warwick Fisher, Law Academic
- Frances Flanagan, Lecturer
- Lisa Fowler, Lawyer
- Rochelle Francis, Lawyer
- Lorne Franks, Senior Associate
- Eddie James Fraser, Legal Practitioner
- Gemma Freeman, Solicitor
- Olivia Freeman, Solicitor
- Tobias Freeman, Lawyer
- Juliana Frizziero, Associate
- Margarita Fudim, Barrister
- Neal Funnell, Barrister
- Leticia Funston, Lawyer
- Chris Gall, Lawyer
- Briana Ganesharajah, Lawyer
- Dr Felicity Gerry KC, Barrister
- Sara Ghafar, Lawyer
- Lilianna Ghamraoui, Legal Counsel
- Saloni Gandhi, Associate
- Usman Ghani, Legal Practitioner
- Ross Galvin, Senior Lawyer
- Jane Garnett, Lawyer
- Jack Garton, Law Student
- Sam Ghassani, Managing Partner
- Sousan Ghecham, Solicitor
- Guy Gilbert SC, Barrister (retired)
- Mahnoor Gillani, Lawyer
- Amelia Gilroy, Solicitor
- Catherine Gleeson SC, Barrister
- Michael Gleeson, Crown Prosecutor
- Vina Godreim, Solicitor
- William Goldsbrough-Reardon, Lawyer
- Eric Gonzales, Associate
- Hannah Gordon, Lawyer
- Shivani Gosai, Legal Counsel
- Radha Govil, Lawyer
- Timothy Goyder, Senior Associate
- Cynthia Grahame, Lawyer
- Dr Kathryn Greenman, Senior Lecturer
- Saira Griffin, Lawyer
- Natasha Griffiths, Lawyer
- Joanna Gu, Lawyer
- Danielle Guesdon, Barrister
- Min Guo, Barrister
- Shivika Gupta, Lawyer
- Felicity Graham, Barrister
- Dr Laetitia-Ann Greeff, Researcher
- Mardi Grivas, Lawyer
- Selsela Habibi, Solicitor
- Reem Hacioglou, Principal Lawyer
- Bahira Hadzic, Lawyer
- Zahra Haideri, Solicitor
- Callum Hair, Lawyer
- Salma Hajhusein, Senior Lawyer
- Saba Hakim, Lawyer
- Rochelle Hallasso, Solicitor
- Gemma Hallett, Lawyer
- Katrene Halteh, Lawyer
- Malik Hameed, Associate
- Feras Hamdan, Lawyer
- Rema Hamdan, Legal Counsel
- Fia Hamid-Walker, Lawyer
- Ruby Hamilton, Solicitor
- Wallis Hamilton, Lawyer
- Sara Hamka, Legal Counsel
- Zainab Hamka, Lawyer
- Paris Hamrey, Lawyer
- Tim Hancock, Partner
- Justin Handisurya, Solicitor
- Melissa Hanna, Lawyer
- Mihan Hannan, Partner
- Patrick Hannan, Lawyer
- Tasnia Alam Hannan, Lawyer
- Brice Hamack, Senior Solicitor
- Gary Hansell, Senior Lawyer
- Humairaa Haque, Senior Lawyer
- Gabriella Harb, Lawyer
- Buse Harper, Solicitor
- Len Hartnett, Barrister
- Jasmine Harris, Lawyer
- Penny Harris, General Counsel
- Jamea Harris, Legal Counsel
- Ben Hart, Barrister
- Tavan Hasan, Lawyer
- Tamanna Hashemee, Lawyer
- Lara Hassan, Graduate Lawyer
- Mahmud Hawila, Lawyer
- Rachel Hay, Solicitor
- Ruby Haynes, Legal Practitioner
- Rayan Hazim, Associate
- Emma Hearn, Solicitor
- Simon Henderson, Legal Scholar
- Dr Stacey Henderson, Senior Law Lecturer
- Samantha Henry, Lawyer
- Iresha Herath, Lawyer
- Sarah Herford, Lawyer
- Kennan Herkiloglu, Company Secretary
- Christopher Hicks, Special Counsel
- Damian Hicks, Director
- Elizabeth Hicks, Postdoctoral Researcher
- Mark Higgins, Barrister
- Jack Hill, Lawyer
- Kara Hill, Lawyer
- Kate Hill, Solicitor
- Natalie Ho, Paralegal
- Carol Hoang, Solicitor
- Nazli Hocaoglu, Lawyer
- Martin Hodgson, Senior Advocate
- Kirsten Hoffman, Law Graduate
- Dr Jessie Hohmann, Associate Professor
- Eleanor Holden, Solicitor
- Yvette Holt, Lecturer
- Chris Honnery, Barrister
- Tamar Hopkins, Lawyer
- Nemesia Hood, Solicitor
- David Hooke SC, Barrister
- Dr Sarah Hook, Senior Lecturer
- Jarin Hossain, Graduate Lawyer
- Basel Houchar, Senior Associate
- Genevieve Howe, Solicitor
- Sean Howe, Solicitor
- Wallace Huang, Solicitor
- Jordan Hunt, Lawyer
- Monique Hurley, Human Rights Lawyer
- Stephanie Hurrell, Senior Solicitor
- Sabreen Hussain, Law Graduate
- Saya Hussain, Lawyer
- Ahmad Hussein, Principal Lawyer
- Arif Hussein, Lawyer
- Guner Hussein, Principal Lawyer
- Hayriye Hussein, Lawyer
- Laika Hussein, Lawyer
- Najd Hussein, Lawyer
- Basem Ibrahim, Lawyer
- Sarah Ibrahim, Lawyer
- Fahid Ifthekhar, Lawyer
- Lola Imawan, Lawyer
- Dylan Ioannou-Booth, Barrister
- Amie Igoe-Josephs, Lawyer
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- Aisha Ismail, Lawyer
- Nina Israil, Lawyer
- Faraz Jafri, Senior Associate
- Caity Jakeman, Lawyer
- Ammar Jamal-Eddine, Lawyer
- Iman Jamal-Eddine, Solicitor
- Tahmina Jamall, Senior Associate
- Hon Greg James AM KC, Barrister
- Isabelle James, Solicitor
- Nirvan Jamshidpey, Solicitor
- Rosaleen Jeffries, Solicitor
- Sophie Jest, Lawyer
- Shardai Jimenez, Lawyer
- Winnie Jobanputra, Lawyer
- James Johanson, Lawyer
- Laura John, Senior Lawyer
- Joseph Johnson, Solicitor
- Irina Jovic, Senior Associate
- Madeleine Joseph, Lawyer
- Sarah Joseph, Professor
- Jasmine Joyan, Lawyer
- Dr Richard Joyce, Senior Lecturer
- Muhammad Jradi, Senior Associate
- Milad Juma, Partner
- Linda Jurevic, Academic and Lawyer
- Barbara Juric, Legal Counsel
- Rayan Kadadi, Solicitor
- Georgia Kalyniuk, Lawyer
- Olia Kamereddine, Law Student
- Chandni Kantaria, Lawyer
- Anna Karanikolas, Lawyer
- John Karkar KC, Barrister
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- Simon Katterl, Advocate
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- Zain Ismail Kazi, Partner
- Zehra Kazmi, Lawyer
- Michal Kedem, Senior Lawyer
- Heidi Keighran, Principal Solicitor
- Stephen Keim, Barrister
- Megan Kelly, Lawyer
- Mary Anne Kenny, Associate Professor
- Tamara Kenny, Solicitor
- Dr Adil Hasan Khan, Postdoctoral Research Fellow
- Kamran Khalid, Lawyer
- Nazley Khan, Solicitor
- Sama Khank Associate
- Sonia Khalili, Lawyer
- Heela Khatiz, Solicitor
- Sarah Khattab, Lawyer
- Ahmed Kheir, Solicitor
- Majed Kheir, Solicitor
- Mohammed Kheir, Lawyer
- Mark Khouri, Senior Associate
- Kirsty Khristo, Legal Counsel
- Catherine Kirkpatrick, Lawyer
- Amelia Klein, Solicitor
- Ghena Krayem, Associate Professor
- Sally Krutsch, Senior Lawyer
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- Sarah Khan, Principal Solicitor
- Zaid Khan, Barrister
- Kaled Kheir, Partner
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- Alliah Khzam, Law Clerk
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- Justine Kilkenny, Lawyer
- Alexander Klein, Barrister
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- Amy Knibbs, Solicitor and PhD candidate
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- Dominique Lardner, Lawyer
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- Stephanie Lee, Lawyer
- Nicki Lees, Solicitor
- Gemma Leigh-Dodds, Senior Associate
- Dr Eve Lester, Research Fellow
- Jacinta Lewin, Solicitor
- Lisa Li, Law Graduate
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- Courtney Liddle, Solicitor
- Rachel Liebhaber, Lawyer
- Andrew Liew, Lawyer
- Hieng Lim, Lawyer
- Leonardi Lim, Lawyer
- Netania Lim, Solicitor
- Dr Dylan Lino, Senior Lecturer
- Emily Long, Solicitor
- Craig Longman, Professor and Barrister
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- Zahra Lotfollahi, Lecturer
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- Catherine Macarounas, Associate
- Dr Gwynn MacCarrick, Legal Academic
- Angus Mackenzie, Barrister
- Georgia Macqueen-Gamble, Lawyer
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- Amy Maguire, Associate Professor
- Rowena Maguire, Professor
- Batool Mahdi, Paralegal
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- Kathryn Moloney, Lawyer
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- Dr Rebecca Monson, Professor
- Edwin Montoya Zorrilla, Lawyer
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- Oliver Moore, Solicitor and Academic
- Lydia Morgan, Lawyer
- Angus Morse, Solicitor
- Nicholas Morrison, Lawyer
- Anna Morrow, Lawyer
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- Taylor Murray, Lawyer
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- Marina Nasution, Senior Associate
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- Meghann Noble, Senior Lawyer
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- Zohra Noorani, Solicitor
- Rachel Northcott, Solicitor
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- Joseph Nunweek, solicitor,
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- Melanie O’Brien, Associate Professor
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- Melissa O’Donnell, Lawyer
- Dan O’Gorman SC, Barrister
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- Leah O’Keefe, Senior Associate Lawyer
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- Jasmine Opdam, Lawyer
- Bill O’Shea, Lawyer
- Lizzie O’Shea, Lawyer
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- Sevil Ozaras, Solicitor
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- Emma Palmer, Senior Lecturer
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- Michael D Pendleton, Emeritus Professor
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- Rhiannon Philp, Lawyer
- Danny Philippa, Solicitor
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- Olivia Power, Lawyer
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- Alana Reader, Senior Associate
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- Emily Ressia, Legal practitioner
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- Kate Robinson, Lawyer
- Katie Robertson, Lawyer
- Jennifer Robinson, Barrister
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- Paris Roditis, Lawyer
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- Simrat Roopra, Solicitor
- Alexandra Rose, Barrister
- Bethany Rose, Senior Solicitor
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- Meribah Rose, Associate Lecturer
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- Melanie Rudolphus, Lawyer
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- Diana Sabouni, Solicitor
- Yagmur Sabedin, Senior Associate
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- Kerry Sawtell, Solicitor
- Monique Sawyer, Lawyer
- Diana Sayed, Lawyer
- Laila Sayed, Solicitor
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- Celeste Shambrook, Barrister
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- Jessie Taylor, Barrister
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- Joshua Teng, Lawyer
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- Emma Tinney, Lawyer
- Dajana Todic, Senior Associate
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- Tash Tourabaly, Lawyer
- Marc Trabsky, Associate Professor
- Elle Triantafillou, Senior Solicitor
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- William Tucker, Senior Solicitor
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- Eugene Twomey, Barrister
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- Rachel Varshney, Barrister
- Michaela Vaughan, Lawyer
- Elizabeth Veljkovic, Lawyer
- Marcus Vella, Senior Associate
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- Sanmati Verma, Managing Lawyer
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- Melody Wagley, Lawyer
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- Devni Walpola, Solicitor
- Lorraine Walsh, Lawyer
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- Lawrence Ward, Solicitor
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- Penelope Wells, Senior Associate
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- Kerry Weste, Human Rights Lawyer
- Dilnesha Wickramathilake, Lawyer
- Molly Williams, Principal Lawyer
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- Michelle Whitfield, Lawyer
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- Jessica Wright Lawyer
- Lisa Kobayashi Solicitor
- Cara Cross Law Student
- Alexandra Tomasini Solicitor
- Dr Colin JAMES Solicitor and Honorary Senior Lecturer
- Amanda Eid Lawyer
- Roland Browne Lawyer
- Timothy Maxwell Barrister
- Renzo Tweedie Lawyer
- Angelica Nippard Lawyer
- Destiny Valencia Solicitor
- Jessica Flatters Lawyer
- Seb O’Meara Lawyer
- Lauren Stubbs Associate
- Thomas Singleton Lawyer
- Robert Boz Lawyer
- Shayla Strapps Lawyer
- Eleanor Clifford Lawyer
- Kelly Leydon Lawyer
- Aiman El-Roubaei Principal Solicitor
- Alexandra Rafail Law Graduate
- Kosta Pasialis Lawyer
- Uzma Shahzad Senior Associate
- Paul Smyth Solicitor
- Dr Lily O’Neill Legal Researcher
- Melanie Bramich Lawyer
- Sadie Burton Lawyer
- Kajhal McIntyre Solicitor
- Michael F Sharkey Barrister
- Ada Sculthorp Lawyer
- Sarah Ahmed Principal Solicitor
- Caitlin McCombe Senior Counsel
- Katelyn Rossiter Law Student
- Erol Gorur Lawyer
- Hana Sarac Solicitor
- Janelle Koh Policy Officer
- Rikki Stanley Barrister’s Clerk
- Mia Parkes-Talbot Associate
- Siang Jin Law Solicitor
- James Joseph Ryan Solicitor
- Tegan McMahon Solicitor
- Maria Canon Law Graduate
- Megane Janssen Graduate Lawyer
- Kristian Bolwell Solicitor
- Amelia Jones Lawyer
- Abigail Gallagher Solicitor
- Claire Grant Law Graduate
- Pelin Ersoy Solicitor
- Sophie Quinn Senior Lawyer
- Abbey Wightley Lawyer
- Hannah Sandrini Lawyer
- Yassar Khan Director
- Nikola Henkul Solicitor
- Ellen FitzGerald Lawyer
- David Longano Associate Solicitor
- Imogen McKay Lawyer
- Zemyna Kuliukas Associate
- Anica Cunanan Lawyer
- Emilia Currey Lawyer
- Michelle Karim Solicitor
- Anton Pavic Lawyer
- Tamara Seatovic Law Graduate
- Louise de Plater Lawyer
- Robyn Lewis Lawyer
- Lauren Reed Principal Solicitor
- Shevaun Wright Solicitor
- Abdul Kader Moukaddem Solicitor
- Maggie McGowan Australian Lawyer
- Leanne Ho Human Rights Lawyer
- Kane Elder Lawyer
- Rabia Javed-May Lawyer
- Linh Nguyen Volunteer Lawyer
- Michael Mylonas Law Student
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- Esther Chen Lawyer
- Myumee Hossain Lawyer
- Christina Dahdal Senior Paralegal
- Isabel Kallinosis Criminal lawyer
- Emily Clark Barrister
- Stephanie Mahon Senior Lawyer
- Kerrie Wood Lawyer
- Dr Ben Carrick Lawyer
- Bethany Butchers Associate Lecturer in Law
- Sahar Ansari Paralegal and Law Student
- Kelsi Forrest Principal Lawyer
- Ian Leader-Elliott Retired Academic Lawyer
- Pedram Mohseni Associate
- Anna Blacket Solicitor
- Helen Burnside Lawyer
- Elias Norman Legal Practitioner
- Maha Melhem Lawyer
- Lisa De Ferrari SC Barrister
- Nirupama Sivakumar Lawyer and Public Servant
- Roxanne Moore Lawyer and Campaigner
- Freshta Nawabi Lawyer
- Lachlan Ellison Lawyer
- Minuri Dharmasena Solicitor
- Mayoori Nadesan Lawyer
- Erin Upson Solicitor
- Mary O’Callaghan Lawyer
- Rosie Kapur Solicitor
- Siobhan McGreal Solicitor
- Sam Hamilton Lindsay Solicitor
- Jocelyn Aboud Solicitor
- Usman Naveed Solicitor
- Lucy Andressen Lawyer
- Shivani Sankaran Solicitor
- Wasif Khan Lawyer
- Indah Ahmad Solicitor
- Ojasvi Pujari Law Student
- Cameron Doig Lawyer
- James Hogan Lawyer
- Gabrielle Verhagen Lawyer
- Aimee Dartnall Associate
- Dr Joshua Curtis Law Lecturer
- Siddharth Narrain Lecturer, Adelaide Law School
- Carolyn Gill Solicitor
- Michelle Macdonald Solicitor
- Christina Vassiliou Solicitor
- Bridget Barnett, Solicitor
- Melissa Perrin-Smith, Law Student
- Veronica Love, Solicitor
- Alex Dimakopoulos, Lawyer
- Marta Mamarot, Solicitor
- Alison Drayton, Legal Practitioner Director
- Danielle Merlino, Legal Counsel
- Marian Lamattina, Barrister and Solicitor
- Felix Jones, Law Clerk
- Jen Lynch, Lawyer
- Alice Berkeley, Solicitor
- Matthew Hamilton, Legal caseworker
- Sarah Dunstan, Lawyer
- Sarah Truter, Solicitor
- Amelia van Ewijk, Senior Lawyer
- Danielle Corden, Special Counsel
- Christie Jones, Barrister
- Sarah Sorsby, Deputy General Counsel
- Kcasey McLoughlin, Senior Lecturer, Newcastle Law School
- Eloise Langoulant, Senior Investigator (Legal)
- Irene Baghoomians, Academic
- Jessica Wray, Solicitor
- Simon Mason Legal Practitioner
- Eliana Ugolini, Legal Counsel
- Amanda Alassad-Bruun, Lawyer
- Shafqat Bhatti, Advocate
- Faréal Dadouch Trad, Principal
- Alyssia Totham, Lawyer
- Lucy Halliday, Solicitor
- Haroun Sekmani, Lawyer
- Daphne Fong, Litigation Paralegal
- Zaynab Aly, Law Graduate
- Coco Garner Davis, Lawyer
- Ebru Campos, Senior Associate
- Rebecca Mathews, Lawyer
- Khashif Jadwat, Graduate Lawyer
- Khodr Ghantous, Lawyer
- Alina El-Jawhari, Solicitor
- Ellen Howard, Managing Lawyer
- Rex Yuan, Solicitor
- Charlotte Ward, Lawyer
- Tayyaba Moosani, Law Student
- Dania Ammouche, Legal Counsel
- Dr Aidan Ricketts, Lecturer
- Rachel Tomassen, Lawyer
- Shujat Mantoo, Principal Lawyer
- Afshan Mantoo, Lawyer
- Natalia Szablewska, Professor
- Umar Rashid, Junior Solicitor
- Meghan Fitzgerald, Lawyer
- Ronja Sen, Australian lawyer
- Lucy Higgins, Lawyer
- Jessica Musulin, Law Graduate
- Rida Idris, Law Interpretation Officer/Law Student
- Zephyr Hicks, Lawyer
- Nikki Wawryk, Lawyer
- Tia Hawli, Solicitor
- Sarah Power, Solicitor
- Peter Azam, Lawyer
- Hael Musa, Lawyer
- Roula Moussa, Lawyer
- Sayed Rahmatullah Hussainizada, Principal Lawyer
- Muluka Said, Lawyer
- Arlia Fleming, CEO
- Lynn Stocker, Law Graduate
- Fatima Arifeen, Law Graduate
- Emily Humphreys, Lawyer
- Arjun Chhabra, Barrister
- Mick Power, Lawyer
- Louis Gasparinatos, Lawyer
- Osman Samin Principal Lawyer
- Diana Saada, Solicitor
- Melinda Jones, President and lawyer
- Arabella Close Lawyer
- Andrew Imrie, Barrister
- Ayeisha Mugabi, Law Graduate
- Nada Elagha, Lawyer
- Jessica Willard, Barrister
- Gina Tilley, Special Counsel
- Balawyn Jones, Lecturer
- Farah Alameddine, Law Student
- Edwina Rabahi, Lawyer
- Karen Gurney, Retired Principal Lawyer
- Elizabeth Riekert, Lawyer
- Rumeysa Cerrah, Solicitor
- Declan McGavin, Solicitor
- Katelyn Jones, Lawyer
- Danielle Hutchinson, Academic
- Wazhma Sultanzada, Principal Solicitor
- Annelise Willis, Graduate Lawyer
- Julie Rosenberg, Law Student
- Linda M. Ryle, Lawyer
- William Hettrick, Lawyer
- Courtney Bristow, Solicitor
- Angela Di Carluccio, Solicitor
- Sophie Brown, Senior Associate
- Daniella Pratt, Lawyer