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Justice Scalia’s Influence on the Religion Clauses Part I: Free Exercise Law

Justice Scalia’s Influence on the Religion Clauses Part I: Free Exercise Law

By John E. Taylor |
The “big three” issues in Religion Clauses jurisprudence are: (1) whether and how judges should decide claims to ...
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Part II: The intersection of Business and Human Rights at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Part II: The intersection of Business and Human Rights at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

By Nicolas Carrillo-Santarelli |
The previous post on the Kaliña and Lokono Peoples case explained how the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ...
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OxHRH Research Associate Dr Babara Havelkova Awarded for her Work on Gender Equality in the Czech Republic

OxHRH Research Associate Dr Babara Havelkova Awarded for her Work on Gender Equality in the Czech Republic

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Barbara Havelkova, Shaw Foundation Fellow in Law at Lincoln College and Research Associate of the OxHRH, was ...
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In Deference to Majoritarian Oppression: Justice Scalia’s Indifference to LGBTQ Lives

In Deference to Majoritarian Oppression: Justice Scalia’s Indifference to LGBTQ Lives

By Luke A.Boso |
On June 26 2015, in Obergefell v. Hodges, a five-member majority of the United States Supreme Court struck down ...
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Part I: The intersection of Business and Human Rights at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

Part I: The intersection of Business and Human Rights at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights

By Nicolas Carrillo-Santarelli |
In its recent judgment in the case of the Kaliña and Lokono Peoples v Suriname, the Inter-American Court of Human ...
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New Publication: Lord Sumption and the Limits of the Law- (eds) Nicholas Barber, Paul Yowell and Richard Ekins

New Publication: Lord Sumption and the Limits of the Law- (eds) Nicholas Barber, Paul Yowell and Richard Ekins

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In Lord Sumption and the Limits of the Law, leading public law scholars reflect on the nature and limits of the ...
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Oxford Migration Studies Society: Webinar with UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, Francois Crepeau

Oxford Migration Studies Society: Webinar with UN Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, Francois Crepeau

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The Oxford Migration Studies Society is pleased to invite you to a webinar and Q&A session with UN Special ...
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Amnesty Law in Venezuela

Amnesty Law in Venezuela

By Francisco Alfonzo |
Venezuela’s recently elected National Assembly is currently debating the approval of an amnesty law. Aside from ...
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Justice Antonin Scalia’s Rebuke of Innocence

Justice Antonin Scalia’s Rebuke of Innocence

By Valena Beety |
Throughout his thirty-year service on the United States Supreme Court, Justice Antonin Scalia questioned whether ...
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UNHRC Working Group on discrimination against women in law and in practice country mission to the United States

UNHRC Working Group on discrimination against women in law and in practice country mission to the United States

By Frances Raday |
In December 2015, the UN Working Group on the issue of discrimination against women in law and in practice (WGDAW) ...
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COMPAS Seminar-The Refugee Crisis and the Rule of Law: An Uneasy Match? (Prof Cathryn Costello, OxHRH Research Associate)

COMPAS Seminar-The Refugee Crisis and the Rule of Law: An Uneasy Match? (Prof Cathryn Costello, OxHRH Research Associate)

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The final COMPAS seminar for Hilary will take place on Thursday 10 March at 2pm in the seminar room at the Pauling ...
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An important step forward for victims of sexual violence in Colombia

An important step forward for victims of sexual violence in Colombia

By Viviana Waisman |
On paper, it looked like a victory for women’s rights. The government of Colombia enacted historic legislation to ...
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