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Beghal v UK: Stop and Search at the Border Violates Article 8 ECHR

Beghal v UK: Stop and Search at the Border Violates Article 8 ECHR

By Joseph Johnson |
Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000 allows police officers at ports or border areas to question individuals for ...
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Ensure Gender Justice at the Supreme Court of India – Statement by Former Law Clerks

Ensure Gender Justice at the Supreme Court of India – Statement by Former Law Clerks

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In response to a complaint regarding sexual harassment and subsequent victimisation against the Chief Justice of ...
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Friday in Focus: Suzy Shepherd

Friday in Focus: Suzy Shepherd

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Hello! I’ve just joined the OxHRH as the resident videographer, to do the producing, filming, and editing for the ...
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A Write Up on the International Humanitarian Law and Child Rights Competition held at NALSAR, Hyderabad

A Write Up on the International Humanitarian Law and Child Rights Competition held at NALSAR, Hyderabad

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The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), the first international convention on child rights was signed in ...
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Turkish Local Elections: What Does the Delayed Declaration of Election Results Mean?

Turkish Local Elections: What Does the Delayed Declaration of Election Results Mean?

By Saeed Bagheri |
While nearly three weeks have passed since local elections were held in Turkey on 31st March 2019, the Turkish ...
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Summer Academy: Women’s Empowerment for Sustainable Development, 2-6 September 2019 Koç University, Istanbul

Summer Academy: Women’s Empowerment for Sustainable Development, 2-6 September 2019 Koç University, Istanbul

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The UNESCO Chair on Gender Equality and Sustainable Development is proud to offer a one-week international summer ...
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Asylum Applications Should be Judged on the Basis of Law not Religious Doctrine

Asylum Applications Should be Judged on the Basis of Law not Religious Doctrine

By Ewelina U. Ochab |
In March 2019, a Home Office letter rejecting an asylum application made the headlines of the biggest media ...
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UN Special Rapporteur on the Sale of Children raises serious concerns regarding Ireland’s history of illegal adoption practices

UN Special Rapporteur on the Sale of Children raises serious concerns regarding Ireland’s history of illegal adoption practices

By Helen Kehoe |
Ireland has an extensive history of systemic human rights abuses of women and children, encompassing multiple ...
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Gabriel Resources v. Romania: Local Residents as Third Parties in Investor-State Dispute Settlement?

Gabriel Resources v. Romania: Local Residents as Third Parties in Investor-State Dispute Settlement?

By Lisa Kadel and Christian Schliemann |
The Canadian corporation Gabriel Resources wanted to establish Europe’s largest gold mine in Rosia Montana, ...
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Zambia’s police force undermine opposition in Sesheke

Zambia’s police force undermine opposition in Sesheke

By Mwai Daka |
Recent reports and video footage of the political unrest in Sesheke’s Parliamentary by-elections have brought to ...
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When does a person have an intellectual disability? The insights of the US Supreme Court

When does a person have an intellectual disability? The insights of the US Supreme Court

By Martin Kwan |
A death sentence against a convict with an intellectual disability (ID) would violate the Eighth Amendment’s ...
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