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The Supreme Court’s Rwanda Judgment: What Now for the Government?

The Supreme Court’s Rwanda Judgment: What Now for the Government?

By Lewis Graham |
All eyes were on the Supreme Court last Wednesday when it handed down its ruling on the lawfulness of the ...
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Combatting Femicide in Latin America: The Urgent Need for a Stronger Legal Framework

Combatting Femicide in Latin America: The Urgent Need for a Stronger Legal Framework

By Desiree Terriquez |
In March 2023, an Argentine court convicted two men for the 2016 rape and murder of 16-year-old Lucia Perez, a ...
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Parental Leave, Equality and Dignity in South Africa: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

Parental Leave, Equality and Dignity in South Africa: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back

By Justin Winchester |
On 25 October 2023, the Johannesburg High Court of South Africa in Van Wyk v Minister of Employment and Labour ...
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Community Sentencing: A Positive Shift in the Indian Criminal Justice System

Community Sentencing: A Positive Shift in the Indian Criminal Justice System

By Rituraj Kumar |
A number of alternatives to custodial sentences have been introduced in the Indian criminal justice system, with ...
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Democratic Descent in Niger: From Hope to Uncertainty

Democratic Descent in Niger: From Hope to Uncertainty

By Souniya Dhuldhoya |
In the first peaceful democratic transition of power since the independence of Niger, Mohammed Bazoum was elected ...
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‘A Victory for Underpaid Workers’: Chief Constable of Northern Ireland v Agnew

‘A Victory for Underpaid Workers’: Chief Constable of Northern Ireland v Agnew

By A.C.L Davies |
The recent Agnew case deals with a technical but practically very important point: if a worker is underpaid by ...
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Forgotten and Forsaken Victims: The Perpetual Tragedy of Women in Warfare

Forgotten and Forsaken Victims: The Perpetual Tragedy of Women in Warfare

By Megha Bhartiya and Sneha Bharti |
Amidst persistent tension and growing conflict in the Middle East and in Ukraine, videos of the atrocities faced ...
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The Fundamental Knot: Why a Hands-Off Approach by the Indian Judiciary Poses a Challenge to Marriage Equality in India

The Fundamental Knot: Why a Hands-Off Approach by the Indian Judiciary Poses a Challenge to Marriage Equality in India

By Samridhi S. |
The Supreme Court of India on 17 October 2023 delivered its long-awaited judgement on the legality of same-sex ...
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Mirjana Spoljaric: From Gaza to Ukraine and Syria – the challenges of humanitarian action in today’s intractable conflicts

Mirjana Spoljaric: From Gaza to Ukraine and Syria – the challenges of humanitarian action in today’s intractable conflicts

By Almas Shaikh |
Trinity College has a an exciting programme of timely Trinity Talks scheduled for its second season of Events at ...
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Federated Learning: A Possible Panacea for Data Privacy in the Healthcare Sector

Federated Learning: A Possible Panacea for Data Privacy in the Healthcare Sector

By Namah Bose and Ivneet Walia |
The significance of data privacy is increasingly prominent on a global scale. There are laws in many jurisdictions ...
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India’s Women’s Reservation Bill: Breaking the Political Glass Ceiling

India’s Women’s Reservation Bill: Breaking the Political Glass Ceiling

By Prapti Kothari |
India’s social fabric is complex and diverse, and women's ability to realise substantive equality in this ...
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Thubakgale: Bringing Home the Right to Adequate Housing Against a Recalcitrant Municipality

Thubakgale: Bringing Home the Right to Adequate Housing Against a Recalcitrant Municipality

By Justin Winchester |
An August 2023 housing rights decision of the Pretoria High Court in South Africa is the latest in a protracted ...
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