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Post-Truth vs Law in Colombia: An Unstoppable Force and an Immoveable Object?

Post-Truth vs Law in Colombia: An Unstoppable Force and an Immoveable Object?

By Alvaro Sanabria |
“Post-truth” politics has been a matter of political contention recently, but the discussion of the impact of ...
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Race and the Law-How Police and Judicial System Protects and Undermines the Rights of Ethnic Minorities

Race and the Law-How Police and Judicial System Protects and Undermines the Rights of Ethnic Minorities

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Race and the Law - How the Police and Judicial System Protects and Undermines the Rights of Ethnic ...
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Human Dignity, Land Dispossession, And The Right To Security Of Tenure: A Note On The South African Constitutional Court’s Judgement In Daniels v Scribante

Human Dignity, Land Dispossession, And The Right To Security Of Tenure: A Note On The South African Constitutional Court’s Judgement In Daniels v Scribante

By Nomfundo Ramalekana |
In a recent judgement by the South African Constitutional Court, Daniels v Scribante and Another, the court made a ...
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OPBP Report Supports Academic Scholarship

OPBP Report Supports Academic Scholarship

By Oxford Human Rights Hub |
OPBP's reports have had significant impact in court cases and now it is also having an impact on academic ...
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Congratulations to Godfrey Olebogeng Radijenh on Being Appointed to the High Court of Botswana

Congratulations to Godfrey Olebogeng Radijenh on Being Appointed to the High Court of Botswana

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A warm congratulations to Godfrey Olebogeng Radijeng (Exeter College, DPhil, Oxon, 2004) from Botswana has been ...
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See It From Her : Borderless-Celebrating Difference

See It From Her : Borderless-Celebrating Difference

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See It From Her Presents: ‘Borderless: Celebrating Difference’ 11th June, 12pm-10pm Trinity Centre ...
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One More Step Towards Human Rights Protection: Tunisia Allows Direct Access to the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights

One More Step Towards Human Rights Protection: Tunisia Allows Direct Access to the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights

By Tania Abbiate |
On 16th April 2017, the Republic of Tunisia signed a declaration allowing individuals and NGOs to access the ...
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Serbia’s New Domestic Violence Law and the Istanbul Convention: Potential and Challenges

Serbia’s New Domestic Violence Law and the Istanbul Convention: Potential and Challenges

By Maja Davidovic |
At the time where the old Russian proverb “If he beats you, it means he loves you’’ seems to have taken roots ...
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Book Colloquium: The Forgotten Flight: Terrorism, Diplomacy and the Pursuit of Justice

Book Colloquium: The Forgotten Flight: Terrorism, Diplomacy and the Pursuit of Justice

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The Foundation for Law, Justice and Society in association with Wolfson College and the Centre for Socio-Legal ...
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Taking Some Human Rights Back: The Case of Ildar Dadin

Taking Some Human Rights Back: The Case of Ildar Dadin

By Dimitriy Mednikov |
Article 31 of the Russian Constitution, which guarantees a right of peaceful assembly, has recently clashed with ...
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South Asian Constitutionalism and Constitution Making : A Workshop

South Asian Constitutionalism and Constitution Making : A Workshop

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The South Asian Law Discussion Group is excited to be hosting its first workshop: South Asian Constitutionalism ...
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