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Check out the latest issue of Queen’s Law Reports Online on the Queen’s Law website!
Check out the latest issue of Queen’s Law Reports Online on the Queen’s Law website!

Clinics have cause to celebrate – one of many features in the new Queen’s Law Reports Online

February 28, 2020
With 80 pages of stories and photos featuring alumni, faculty and students, the February 2020 issue of Queen’s Law Reports Online is packed with news and articles about the school and its community members. 
Professor Kathleen Lahey received SSHRC grants totalling $434,000 last year for her research that “investigates how tax laws and government budgets work virtually invisibly to ‘keep women in their places’ in every region of the globe, despite the vast number of binding statutory, regulatory, constitutional and international legal prohibitions on gender discrimination.”
Professor Kathleen Lahey received SSHRC grants totalling $434,000 last year for her research that “investigates how tax laws and government budgets work virtually invisibly to ‘keep women in their places’ in every region of the globe, despite the vast number of binding statutory, regulatory, constitutional and international legal prohibitions on gender discrimination.”

Making taxes work for all

February 26, 2020
Professor Kathleen Lahey received SSHRC grants totalling $434,000 for her research that “investigates how tax laws and government budgets work virtually invisibly to ‘keep women in their places’ in every region of the globe, despite the vast number of binding statutory, regulatory, constitutional and international legal prohibitions on gender discrimination.”
Headlining this year’s FLSQ conference is Professor Val Napoleon, Law Foundation Professor of Aboriginal Justice and Governance at the University of Victoria, and Queen’s University 2019-2020 Principal’s Development Fund Visiting Scholar, delivering the keynote lecture “Indigenous Women Talking: The Work of Indigenous Feminisms in the World.”
Headlining this year’s FLSQ conference is Professor Val Napoleon, Law Foundation Professor of Aboriginal Justice and Governance at the University of Victoria, and Queen’s University 2019-2020 Principal’s Development Fund Visiting Scholar, delivering the keynote lecture “Indigenous Women Talking: The Work of Indigenous Feminisms in the World.”

Feminist Legal Studies Queen’s to explore Indigenous rights, sustainability and gender equality in conference

February 24, 2020
This year's event aims to address the range of issues arising from various global policy instruments designed to eradicate intersecting and multiple forms of discrimination that disproportionately disadvantage racialized, Indigenous, low-income, disabled, migrant, non-urban and segregated persons, particularly those disadvantaged by gender and identity intersectionalities.