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Luke Arnold

Garment factory worker, Indonesia (Flickr/ILO in Asia and the Pacific/Better Work Indonesia CC BY-NC-ND 3.0)

From objects of care to controllers of lives: governance, development and disability inclusion

June 7, 2016

Luke Arnold

Luke Arnold is Director of the Law and Justice Section at the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. From 2012-15, he managed the Australia Indonesia Partnership for Justice on behalf of the Australian Embassy in Jakarta. This followed several years at the Australian Agency for International Development, where he worked in the Budget Branch and as Governance Manager on the Indonesia Desk.

Prior to joining the Australian Public Service, Luke worked as a consultant for the International Labour Organization and as a lawyer for MinterEllison. He holds a Master of Laws (Law, Development and Governance) from the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London.

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