The article explores the question of interpretation of unilateral acts in international law both from the perspective of ascertaining their binding force (law determination)

and from the perspective of ascertaining their content (content determination). It argues that the objective intention of the author to be bound is what distinguishes [...]

Alternative Law Journal, Ahead of Print. Although Australia does not have a federally enacted Bill of Rights, Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory and Queensland have

all adopted legislation to protect the human rights of their residents. However, despite this seemingly protective measure, corporal punishment in the home remains [...]