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Reproductive Rights and the Judicial Attitudes in Recent Abortion Cases in Strasbourg: Will Women’s Suffering Ever Be ‘Severe’ Enough? Part 1

Reproductive Rights and the Judicial Attitudes in Recent Abortion Cases in Strasbourg: Will Women’s Suffering Ever Be ‘Severe’ Enough? Part 1

By Magdalena Zabrocka |
On 14 December 2023, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) released its  ML v Poland judgment. As the ECtHR ...
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Business and Human Rights: A Cautious and Promising Interpretation of the French Vigilance Law

Business and Human Rights: A Cautious and Promising Interpretation of the French Vigilance Law

By Julien-Manuel Després |
In rulings issued on 18 June 2024, the Paris Court of Appeal deemed admissible the actions brought by several ...
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The Right to Protest: Limiting the Right to a Class of Citizens In India

The Right to Protest: Limiting the Right to a Class of Citizens In India

By Atharva Koppal |
On August 9, 2024, on the eve of India’s Independence Day, the nation woke up to the news of a horrific rape and ...
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Is Regulating Disinformation at Odds with Free Speech? An Analysis of India’s Approach

Is Regulating Disinformation at Odds with Free Speech? An Analysis of India’s Approach

By Padmakshi Sharma |
In February 2022, I wrote on the need to penalise online disinformation or “fake news” on Indian social media to ...
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ECOWAS Court Overlooked Nigeria’s Due Diligence Obligations in #ENDSARS Decision

ECOWAS Court Overlooked Nigeria’s Due Diligence Obligations in #ENDSARS Decision

By Stanley Ibe |
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS Court) delivered an important decision in the Obianuju ...
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Closing the Gender Pay Gap “Once and for All”: Labour’s Proposed Reforms to GPG Reporting in the UK

Closing the Gender Pay Gap “Once and for All”: Labour’s Proposed Reforms to GPG Reporting in the UK

By Alex Patrick |
The UK’s gender pay gap (GPG) has been declining over time, falling from 27.5% in 1997 to 14.3% in 2023. ...
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ReBuilding Ukraine for All: Inclusive Recovery for a Resilient Ukraine

ReBuilding Ukraine for All: Inclusive Recovery for a Resilient Ukraine

By Oxford Human Rights Hub |
This is a four part series on the project “ReBuilding Ukraine For All: Inclusive Recovery for a Resilient ...
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Student Movements, the Right to Protest, and Bangladesh’s Human Rights Obligations

Student Movements, the Right to Protest, and Bangladesh’s Human Rights Obligations

By Arifur Rahman |
In June 2024, students in Bangladesh protested against the reinstatement of the quota system by the High Court ...
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Jumping Up From the Doctrine to the Case Law: The Lost Possibility to Apply the Spillover Theory in NIAC by Special Jurisdiction for Peace in Colombia

Jumping Up From the Doctrine to the Case Law: The Lost Possibility to Apply the Spillover Theory in NIAC by Special Jurisdiction for Peace in Colombia

By Camilo Ramirez Gutierrez |
The Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP) made an important decision on April 11 regarding a former FARC-EP ...
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The Dangerous Path of Mexico’s Judicial Reform: What is at Stake for Judicial Independence in the Americas

The Dangerous Path of Mexico’s Judicial Reform: What is at Stake for Judicial Independence in the Americas

By Luz Orozco Y Villa |
Recently, Mexico’s President proposed a series of initiatives to reform the judiciary. This blog focuses on two of ...
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Calpurnia’s Dream: the Menace of Mob Lynching in India

Calpurnia’s Dream: the Menace of Mob Lynching in India

By Malobika Sen |
The repeated reported incidents of mob lynching in India represent a growing negation of fundamental right to life ...
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