
The OxHRH has had an exciting and active Trinity Term. On May 18 and 19th, we hosted an international conference ...

The latest intended use of the notwithstanding clause in Good Spirit School Division v Christ the Teacher Roman ...

In March 2017, the School of Law at Royal Holloway University of London and the University of Bristol ...

“Post-truth” politics has been a matter of political contention recently, but the discussion of the impact of ...

On 16th December 2012, a particularly disturbing case of gangrape and murder in New Delhi (‘the Delhi gangrape ...

In a recent judgement by the South African Constitutional Court, Daniels v Scribante and Another, the court made a ...

On 16th April 2017, the Republic of Tunisia signed a declaration allowing individuals and NGOs to access the ...

At the time where the old Russian proverb “If he beats you, it means he loves you’’ seems to have taken roots ...

Article 31 of the Russian Constitution, which guarantees a right of peaceful assembly, has recently clashed with ...

Litigation that tests the division between corporate and state human rights obligations, and the synergies between ...

With a rise in the Neo-Right worldwide, we see the fear of the foreigner and the blaming of refugees and welfare ...

Although jobs of ‘formal’ caregivers have been created by laws and Government intervention, their wages are set to ...