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Indirect Criminalisation of Homelessness: Justice Sotomayor’s dissenting opinion in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson

Indirect Criminalisation of Homelessness: Justice Sotomayor’s dissenting opinion in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson

By Wandile Brian Zondo |
Homelessness continues to disproportionately affect the most vulnerable and disadvantaged populations in the US ...
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The US Supreme Court’s ‘Grants Pass’ Decision: A Reflection of Broader Problems with Affordable Housing

The US Supreme Court’s ‘Grants Pass’ Decision: A Reflection of Broader Problems with Affordable Housing

By Rigel Oliveri |
The decision of the US Supreme Court (‘the Court’) in City of Grants Pass v Johnson allows cities to impose ...
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The Right to Water in the European Blue Deal: A New Constitutional Challenge

The Right to Water in the European Blue Deal: A New Constitutional Challenge

By Olga Hałub-Kowalczyk |
There is a narrow catalogue of goods and values which represent fundamental importance for human survival, dignity ...
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Al Hassan Acquitted of Gender Persecution at the ICC

Al Hassan Acquitted of Gender Persecution at the ICC

By Kate Gauld |
On 26 June 2024, the International Criminal Court (ICC) convicted Mr Al Hassan Ag Abdoul Aziz Ag Mohamed Ag ...
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Abrahart v University of Bristol: Disability Equality in University Assessments – Part 2

Abrahart v University of Bristol: Disability Equality in University Assessments – Part 2

By Anna Lawson |
The first part of this blog discussed the context and facts of the case of Abrahart, as well as how the judgment ...
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Abrahart v University of Bristol: Disability Equality in University Assessments – Part 1

Abrahart v University of Bristol: Disability Equality in University Assessments – Part 1

By Anna Lawson |
The case of Abrahart, with its tragic facts and powerful judgment, will emit shockwaves throughout post-16 ...
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In Search of Lost Climes: the Historic Litigation in Navahine v Hawai‘i

In Search of Lost Climes: the Historic Litigation in Navahine v Hawai‘i

By Ross Guinea McIntyre |
In what has been described as a ‘world first’ in constitutional climate litigation, youth plaintiffs from Hawai‘i ...
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US Supreme Court Upholds Law that Disarms Domestic Abusers, But Future Challenges Await

US Supreme Court Upholds Law that Disarms Domestic Abusers, But Future Challenges Await

By Natalie Nanasi |
With a significant majority, but in a narrowly written opinion, the US Supreme Court held on Friday, 21st June ...
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Proportionality in theory, not practice: Internet Rights in Indian Courts

Proportionality in theory, not practice: Internet Rights in Indian Courts

By Natasha Maheshwari and Mwai Daka |
Although Indian Courts have adopted a structured five-prong proportionality test in cases such as Modern Dental ...
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Blazing The Trail: Kenya’s Supreme Court Rejects the Regional Court’s Merit Review of its Judgments

Blazing The Trail: Kenya’s Supreme Court Rejects the Regional Court’s Merit Review of its Judgments

By Godfrey Mwango and Brooksharon Mwango |
On 31 May 2024, Kenya’s Supreme Court (‘the Court’) delivered the Advisory Opinion in AG v Karua, Reference ...
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India’s Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016: An Unfulfilled Promise

India’s Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016: An Unfulfilled Promise

By Bhavya Johari |
India's enactment of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPWD) Act 2016 was a pivotal step towards aligning ...
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Australia inches closer to a national Human Rights Act

Australia inches closer to a national Human Rights Act

By Kate Gauld |
Australia is the only western liberal democracy without some form of federal charter of human rights. That may ...
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