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Atala Riffo e hijas vs. Chile, a case in which the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (ICHR) condemned the ...
Atala Riffo e hijas vs. Chile, a case in which the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (ICHR) condemned the ...
Following her recent post on the OxHRH Blog, Gwendolen Morgan returns with a post highlighting the issue of ...
Although the South African Constitution makes provision for class actions, the requirements for instituting a ...
Robin Knowles CBE QC and Natasha Holcroft-Emmess add to the voices on the OxHRH Blog warning of the threat to ...
by Geoff Budlender
Arthur Chaskalson, former Chief Justice of South Africa and a champion of human rights, ...
By Gwendolen Morgan
In November 2012, the European Court of Human Rights handed down judgment in the case of CN ...
By Heather Williams QC
The Court of Appeal recently decided in Turner v East Midlands Trains Ltd [2012] EWCA ...
By Karl Laird
In an important judgment, Windsor v United States the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ...
By Stephen Meili
Following on from Jo Renshaw's piece on this blog about the impact of the legal aid cuts on ...
The view is often heard in discussions in anticipation of the report of the Commission on a British Bill of Rights ...
More than 6000 UK prisoners are currently subject to indefinite detention without means of progressing towards ...
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