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The Right to Nutrition and Basic Education: Ensuring Access to School Meals in South Africa

The Right to Nutrition and Basic Education: Ensuring Access to School Meals in South Africa

By Motheo Brodie and Mila Harding |
In Equal Education and Others v Minister of Basic Education, the organisation Equal Education and the school ...
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Oxford Seminars in Jurisprudence: Kimberley Brownlee (UBC)

Oxford Seminars in Jurisprudence: Kimberley Brownlee (UBC)

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  The Oxford Seminars in Jurisprudence online series is welcoming Kimberley Brownlee (UBC) on Monday 3rd ...
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Kenyan High Court breaks rank with Supreme Court on the right to prompt notification for reasons of arrest

Kenyan High Court breaks rank with Supreme Court on the right to prompt notification for reasons of arrest

By Alvin Attalo |
In Mohamed Feisal& 19 others v Henry Kandie et. Al. the Kenyan High Court departed from a decision by the ...
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A drought-stricken and marginalised Tharparkar: The right to water and COVID-19 in Pakistan

A drought-stricken and marginalised Tharparkar: The right to water and COVID-19 in Pakistan

By Rida Tahir |
The people of Tharparkar (Thar), Pakistan, called ‘Tharis’, have been facing water scarcity for years. In the ...
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Climate Fund Case: Climate Litigation reaches the Brazilian Supreme Court

Climate Fund Case: Climate Litigation reaches the Brazilian Supreme Court

By Alessandra Lehmen and Caio Borges |
Hailed as a milestone in Brazilian climate change litigation, a landmark decision by the Supreme Court has ...
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Race and Rights in the UK – Do Black Lives Matter Today?

Race and Rights in the UK – Do Black Lives Matter Today?

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This is an online event, you will receive the link to join the event on July 29th. You can sign up for the event ...
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Black Lives Matter and Forgotten Oppressions: Gender, patriarchy and the lack of safe space – 7pm BST 29 July (Zoom)

Black Lives Matter and Forgotten Oppressions: Gender, patriarchy and the lack of safe space – 7pm BST 29 July (Zoom)

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Reflecting on the movement since the tragic death of a Black man in Minnesota, we apply an intersectional lens to ...
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University of Oxford Law Faculty Student Zoom: ‘Anti-Blackness and Anti-Racism in Law: How Can Students Organise?’

University of Oxford Law Faculty Student Zoom: ‘Anti-Blackness and Anti-Racism in Law: How Can Students Organise?’

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Over the past several months, many people have sought to confront the scourge of systemic racism and racial ...
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Uber v Heller and the Prospects for a Transnational Judicial Dialogue on the Gig Economy – II

Uber v Heller and the Prospects for a Transnational Judicial Dialogue on the Gig Economy – II

By Alan Bogg |
In the coming days, labour lawyers from around the world will be tuning in to watch the arguments in Uber v Aslam. ...
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Uber v Heller and the Prospects for a Transnational Judicial Dialogue on the Gig Economy – I

Uber v Heller and the Prospects for a Transnational Judicial Dialogue on the Gig Economy – I

By Alan Bogg |
Across the world, Gig employers are now facing a legal reckoning in the highest courts. On 21st July, the issue of ...
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COVID and the Constitution: Breaking Down Canada’s First Pandemic Charter Challenge

COVID and the Constitution: Breaking Down Canada’s First Pandemic Charter Challenge

By Caitlin Salvino |
On May 5th Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) adopted the strictest pandemic border restrictions in Canada. Through ...
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