A Conversation with Sydney Peace Prize Winner Jennifer Robinson

Western Sydney University's School of Law and the Whitlam Institute warmly invite you to a conversation with Jennifer Robinson, the 2026 Sydney Peace Prize winner.

Please join us for an engaging afternoon with one of Australia's leading international human rights lawyers, whose work has championed justice, freedom of expression and the protection of fundamental human rights around the world.

This special event offers an opportunity to hear from Jennifer Robinson about her work advocating for human rights, international justice and accountability.

Date: Tuesday, 10 November 2026
Time: 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Venue: West Wing, Female Orphan School, Western Sydney University

Refreshments will be served following the conversation.

About Jennifer Robinson

Jennifer Robinson is an internationally renowned human rights lawyer, barrister, author and advocate, recognised for her work in significant human rights and media freedom cases around the world.

As legal counsel to Julian Assange, she worked to secure his release in 2024. She has represented individuals, communities and governments before international courts and the United Nations, advocating for press freedom, justice and accountability.

Jennifer has also played a leading role in climate justice litigation, including representing Vanuatu and the Marshall Islands in efforts to bring climate change before the International Court of Justice. She has advocated extensively for human rights in West Papua and for the rights of women, including through her co-authored book How Many More Women?

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