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2 August Rally. Hands off Lebanon! youtu.be/uWf0JHoPEfc?si… We gathered tonight for a snap rally. This speech was tough to deliver. I shook the whole way through. I am sad & anxious. I am worn out by 300 days of this. Some women hugged me afterwards & and we cried a little.

Me on Southport and Tainted Love theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

In our next series "Decolonisation and the Law", Rishika Sahgal, Maria Giannacopoulos, and Arudra Burra ask what it means to decolonise the law, in the immediate context of the rehaul of Indian criminal codes. Read our Editorial Introduction now: sociolegalreview.com/post/decolonis…

"If colonial law usurps and claims the centre (nomopoly) and from there exerts violence over Indigenous life and lands (nomocide), justice cannot possibly flow from it." Maria Giannacopoulos writes on decolonising law in the time of genocide for the SLR Forum. sociolegalreview.com/post/on-decolo…

On today and tomorrow at Centre for Global Indigenous Futures Macq Uni, Decolonising Criminology and Crime Control!

Speakers at Day 2 of the Decolonising criminology symposium hosted by The Centre for Global Indignenous Futures, Critical Indigenous Studies - Macquarie University (Sydney) and CEVAW. Thank you to Distinguished Professor Bronwyn Carlson and all those who supported the event.

Police have no place on university campuses.

A year on from the voice. A must read by Lynda-June Coe “the settler govt would not address the issue of dispossession, recognise Indigenous sovereignty in its totality nor reduce the institutional harms and violence perpetrated by racism’ journalofglobalindigeneity.com/post/2765-colo…

This will be a cracker event w/Tina Dixson 🏳️‍🌈 Maria Giannacopoulos and Daniel Ghezelbash talking with Anthea Vogl about her book 'Judging Refugees'! You can still register to join online (in-person sold out, sorry!) 20 Nov 5.30pm events.unsw.edu.au/event/judging-…

So great to host you Rhiannon Bandiera and looking forward to collaborating more! MU School of Law & Criminology

this move by Jason Clare MP & the Australian Research Council is outrageous. Our grants and work cannot be subjected to this political interference. All academics, our universities (Macquarie University) & associations (TASA) need to stand up against these attacks. archive.md/2025.01.31-093…

⁦Jason Clare MP⁩ and ⁦Australian Research Council⁩ are 'probing' the competitively won, peer reviewed grant of an excellent scholar. All academics and academic associations need to stand up and oppose such interference Anti-Israel scholar’s $870k grant p archive.md/2025.01.31-093…

It has been two decades since I first heard of Randa Abdel-Fattah through her literary work, then coming to understand the reach of her scholarly work across law, sociology and beyond. Randa is a formidable thinker on power and colonialism in the age of genocides. I stand with her.

The attacks on Randa Abdel-Fattah are absolutely relentless and horrific and her institution has continually failed to protect her from racist and anti-Palestinian attacks. Stand with Palestinian and Indigenous people in this moment

An incisive and timely analysis by Liam Gillespie UniMelbCriminology journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09…

The new Universities Australia definition of antisemitism “should be of concern to scholars working on the theory and praxis of anti-racism, anti-colonialism and decolonisation,” writes Maria Giannacopoulos. overland.org.au/2025/04/defini…

What an honour to be in conversation with jumana on definitions, law, and Palestine

Our fourth author spotlight features Prof. Maria Giannacopoulos (UNSW Sydney), who contributed to the SLR Forum on Law and Decolonisation. She shares how conversations from Australia resonated with debates on decolonisation and law in India (4/n).