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John researches and teaches mining regulation and human rights related to resources. He has published and presented on topics including human rights in business, mining regulation, climate change, Indigenous rights, minerals taxation, and corporate social responsibility regulation. He serves as the General Editor for LexisNexis Native Title Service, contributing significantly to chapters on compensation and native title agreements. As an advanced mediator and barrister with the Western Australian Bar Association, John advises and represents clients in both litigious and non-litigious matters. His work spans advising regulators, mining companies, landowners, and non-governmental organizations on mining regulation. John has assisted governmental agencies in both Australia and internationally with mining law reform and has held various notable positions such as Independent Examiner for the Australian National Contact Point Responsible Business Conduct. He is actively involved in several legal and human rights organizations, contributing to discussions on resources law and human rights issues.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Teaches on topics related to mining regulation and human rights.
Western Australian Bar Association • Perth, Australia
Provides legal advice and representation.
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