The Australian Women Lawyers is the peak body for women
lawyers associations throughout Australia.
The Australian Women Lawyers (AWL) is
primarily concerned with issues relating to the
practice and advancement of women in the legal
profession.
AWL also works to eliminate both direct and indirect
discrimination against women in the legal system and the
administration of justice so that the legal system is more
responsive to women's needs.
The objects of AWL are to:
> achieve justice and equality for all women
> further understanding and support for the legal rights
of all women
> identify, highlight and eradicate discrimination against
women inherent in the legal system and in the community generally
> advance equality for women in the legal profession
> create and enhance awareness of women's
contribution to the practice and development of law
> provide a professional and social network for women lawyers.
Born in Perth, Chief Justice Bryant is a third-generation lawyer who graduated with a Bachelor of Law from Melbourne University. Chief Justice Bryant is widely recognised for the important role she played in establishing the Federal Magistrates Court More...
AWL 3rd National Conference The Stamford Plaza Brisbane (6-8 August 2010)
AWL Conference Communique (June 2008)
AWL Contribution to the New South Wales General's Judicial Appointments Discussion (5th June 2008)
Proposed Reforms to Commonwealth Legal Services Directions (May 2008)
Legal Expenditure Table REVISED (May 2008)
