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OxHRH Welcomes Dr Tarunabh Khaitan as an Associate-Director

OxHRH Welcomes Dr Tarunabh Khaitan as an Associate-Director

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The Oxford Human Rights Hub is delighted to welcome Dr Tarunabh Khaitan to the team as an ...
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Call for applications – Inaugural Oxford Law and Policy Fellowship

Call for applications – Inaugural Oxford Law and Policy Fellowship

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Oxford Policy Management are delighted to invite applications for the Pilot phase of the inaugural Oxford Law and ...
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Towards the abolition of the detention of immigrant children?

Towards the abolition of the detention of immigrant children?

By Holly Buick |
In its recent Advisory Opinion 21/14, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) adopts a firm position ...
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Decisiones nominadas para la categoría Garrote en los Premios Género y Justicia al Descubierto 2015 

Decisiones nominadas para la categoría Garrote en los Premios Género y Justicia al Descubierto 2015 

By Blakeley Decktor |
Jueces y juezas de todo el mundo tienen que hacerse responsables de las decisiones discriminatorias que toman y ...
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The ‘Bludgeon’ Nominees in the Gender Justice Uncovered Awards 2015

The ‘Bludgeon’ Nominees in the Gender Justice Uncovered Awards 2015

By Blakeley Decktor |
Judges from all over the world should be held accountable for the discriminatory decisions they issue on matters ...
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Launch Event – Migrants at Work: Immigration & Vulnerability in Labour Law – Friday, 13 February

Launch Event – Migrants at Work: Immigration & Vulnerability in Labour Law – Friday, 13 February

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In association with COMPAS, the Faculty of Law, Refugee Studies Centre and Oxford University Press, you are ...
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Launch Event – Migrants at Work: Immigration & Vulnerability in Labour Law – Friday, 13 February

Launch Event – Migrants at Work: Immigration & Vulnerability in Labour Law – Friday, 13 February

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In association with COMPAS, the Faculty of Law, Refugee Studies Centre and Oxford University Press, you are ...
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What Traffickers Know that the Court of Appeal Does Not

What Traffickers Know that the Court of Appeal Does Not

By Catherine Briddick |
In Reyes and Suryadi v Al-Malki [2015] EWCA Civ 32 and Benkharbouche and Janah v Embassy of the Republic of Sudan ...
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Event: How NGOs Influence International Law – Thursday, 12th February, 6:30pm

Event: How NGOs Influence International Law – Thursday, 12th February, 6:30pm

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Oxford Lawyers Without Boarders presents: How NGOs Influence International Law A Panel Discussion Date: ...
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Law Society of Canadian Province Nova Scotia is Found to Have Overstepped its Mandate, Violating Religious Freedoms

Law Society of Canadian Province Nova Scotia is Found to Have Overstepped its Mandate, Violating Religious Freedoms

By Ravi Amarnath |
The first of a series of decisions that will shape how the balance is to be struck between Canada’s ...
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OxHRH Appoints New Deputy Directors and a Postdoctoral Fellow

OxHRH Appoints New Deputy Directors and a Postdoctoral Fellow

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The OxHRH is pleased to announce the appointment of Meghan Campbell and Laura Hilly as Deputy Directors of the ...
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Northern Ireland’s Human Rights Commission Granted Leave for Judicial Review to Challenge the Country’s Near-Blanket Ban on Abortion

Northern Ireland’s Human Rights Commission Granted Leave for Judicial Review to Challenge the Country’s Near-Blanket Ban on Abortion

By Richard Martin |
Unlike the rest of the UK, Northern Ireland is not covered by the Abortion Act 1967. If you are a woman living ...
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