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South African Judge Lays Down the Law on the Right to a Basic Education

South African Judge Lays Down the Law on the Right to a Basic Education

By Chris McConnachie |
In previous posts, Chris McConnachie has documented the rise and the successes of South Africa’s emerging ...
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Ground-breaking South African Judgment on the Right to a Basic Education

Ground-breaking South African Judgment on the Right to a Basic Education

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On Thursday 20 February, Judge Glenn Goosen of the South African High Court declared that the South African ...
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The worrisome casual approach to (dis)enfranchisement

The worrisome casual approach to (dis)enfranchisement

By Ruvi Ziegler |
Lord Phillips’ recent lecture at Oxford (entitled ‘The Elastic Jurisdiction of the European Court of Human ...
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Prof Fredman attends Gender Mainstreaming Workshop at the Rights of Women at Work Clinic at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Prof Fredman attends Gender Mainstreaming Workshop at the Rights of Women at Work Clinic at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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On Thursday, the 20th of February, the Rights of Women at Work Clinic at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem held a ...
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Women’s and children’s health: Evidence of impact of human rights

Women’s and children’s health: Evidence of impact of human rights

By Professor Paul Hunt |
During 2011-13, I had the fortune to serve as a part-time Senior Human Rights Advisor to WHO Assistant ...
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No Compromise on the Right to Adequate Housing: UN Condemnation of UK Austerity Measures

No Compromise on the Right to Adequate Housing: UN Condemnation of UK Austerity Measures

By Rachel Clement |
Statements made by the United Nations Special Rapporteur on adequate housing, following her visit to the UK in ...
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Court of Appeal Affirms Ability to Pass Whole Life Tariffs for Murder

Court of Appeal Affirms Ability to Pass Whole Life Tariffs for Murder

By Neil Shah |
A specially constituted five-member Court of Appeal has ruled unanimously in R v McLoughlin that the imposition of ...
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Managing Secrecy: R (Miranda) v SSHD

Managing Secrecy: R (Miranda) v SSHD

By Professor Fiona de Londras |
Much has already been written about the implications of R (Miranda) v Secretary of State for the Home Department ...
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South African Informal Traders Forum and Others v The City of Johannesburg and Others: A Promising Start by the South African Constitutional Court

South African Informal Traders Forum and Others v The City of Johannesburg and Others: A Promising Start by the South African Constitutional Court

By Brian Ray |
Departing sharply from its normal procedures, the South African Constitutional Court recently issued what we in ...
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New publication: Human Dignity, ‘Unfair Discrimination’ and Guidance (2014) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (forthcoming)

New publication: Human Dignity, ‘Unfair Discrimination’ and Guidance (2014) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (forthcoming)

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OxHRH founding Editor and Administrator, Chris McConnachie, has recently published 'Human Dignity, ‘Unfair ...
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New publication: Human Dignity, 'Unfair Discrimination' and Guidance (2014) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (forthcoming)

New publication: Human Dignity, 'Unfair Discrimination' and Guidance (2014) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (forthcoming)

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OxHRH founding Editor and Administrator, Chris McConnachie, has recently published 'Human Dignity, ‘Unfair ...
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New Report: Women's and Children's Health: Evidence of Human Rights Impact

New Report: Women's and Children's Health: Evidence of Human Rights Impact

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Dr Flavia Bustreo, Professor Paul Hunt and other experts have co-authored an important report 'Women's and ...
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