Belgium Recognises the Crime of Ecocide: A (Lukewarm) European First
On 22 February 2024, Belgium made history by adopting a new penal code that criminalises ‘ecocide’ at the national ...
Another Failed Execution: The United States’ Strained Relationship with the Right to Life
At 73 years of age, Thomas Creech is Idaho’s longest-serving death row inmate. He entered prison in 1974 and was ...
Beyond State Responsibility: The Trafigura Case and Corporate Accountability in Africa
Over the last few decades, there has been global recognition that corporations yield considerable social, economic ...
Women’s Invisible Labour, Kinkeeping and Care: Ireland’s 8 March Constitutional Referendum
On International Women’s Day, Ireland will hold votes on two proposed changes to Article 41 of the Constitution. ...
Film Screening: The Soil and the Sea
The film, The Soil and The Sea is being released in UK cinemas and will screen at Curzon Oxford on February 29th ...
Coming of Age: The Establishment of 18 as the Legal Minimum Age for Marriage
Recent reports from the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) highlight a global decline ...
Resisting the Legal Assault on Transgender and Gender Non-Binary Students
Since the Supreme Court’s 2015 decision in Obergefell v Hodges striking down same-sex marriage bans across the ...
The University of Oxford Human Rights Hub Journal Invites Submissions for a Special Issue
Proposals should consist of three to five papers that address a topic of high current interest in the field of ...
Rehabilitating Prisoners’ Human Rights: The Right to Education
Education is recognised as a human right for everyone, yet for prisoners it remains largely elusive. A recent ...
Empathy and Justice: Abortion Rights for Minor Rape Victims in India
Otherwise viewed as a laudable step in addressing rights to abort, India's Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act ...
The erasure from Australian schools of education about LGBTIQA+ people
Australia achieved marriage equality in 2017. You would be forgiven for thinking that the next step on the journey ...
How flexible are South African courts’ remedial powers? A closer look at the Constitutional Court’s shifting approach to constitutional damages
In two 2021 judgments, Residents of Industry House and Thubakgale, the Constitutional Court of South Africa ...
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