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Lifting As We Climb

Lifting As We Climb

By Shreya Atrey |
Upon the formation of the National Association of Colored Women’s Club, the chosen motto read: Lifting As We ...
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Jurisdiction over police failures in Khayelitsha, South Africa: the inter-governmental dispute

Jurisdiction over police failures in Khayelitsha, South Africa: the inter-governmental dispute

By Guest contributor |
In this post, Sanja Bornman, an Attorney at the Women's Legal Centre in Cape Town, provides an overview of the ...
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Disappointing Departures from the Verma Committee Report

Disappointing Departures from the Verma Committee Report

By Chintan Chandrachud |
  The Union Cabinet of the Government of India has cleared an ordinance making changes to India’s rape ...
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The Hidden Face of Forced Labour in Britain

The Hidden Face of Forced Labour in Britain

By Mei Ling McNamara |
As previous posts on the OxHRH Blog have highlighted, trafficking for forced labour remains a hot-button issue in ...
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Clarifying the Law on Consent in The Verma Report

Clarifying the Law on Consent in The Verma Report

By Meghan Campbell |
After the tragedy of the gang rape in Delhi on December 16, 2012, the Committee on Amendments to Criminal Law (The ...
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The Future of Human Rights on These Islands

The Future of Human Rights on These Islands

By Guest contributor |
Now that the idea of a new UK Bill of Rights appears to be buried, choices re-emerge. The predicted outcome of the ...
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Are only the 'discrete and insular' subject to prejudice?: An analysis of the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group's brief in Windsor v United States

Are only the 'discrete and insular' subject to prejudice?: An analysis of the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group's brief in Windsor v United States

By admin |
In the wake of the introduction of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill in the UK last week, Karl Laird continues ...
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Are only the ‘discrete and insular’ subject to prejudice?: An analysis of the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group’s brief in Windsor v United States

Are only the ‘discrete and insular’ subject to prejudice?: An analysis of the Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group’s brief in Windsor v United States

By Karl Laird |
In the wake of the introduction of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill in the UK last week, Karl Laird continues ...
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The Justice JS Verma Committee Report on Amendments to Criminal Law relating to Sexual Violence in India- Preliminary Observations

The Justice JS Verma Committee Report on Amendments to Criminal Law relating to Sexual Violence in India- Preliminary Observations

By Dhvani.Mehta |
The Justice JS Verma Committee, set up by the Government of India after the horrific  gang-rape in Delhi on ...
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R (Hodkin): A Signal to Rethink Religious Worship

R (Hodkin): A Signal to Rethink Religious Worship

By Guest contributor |
By Ilias Trispiotis In R (on the application of Hodkin) v Registrar General of Births, Deaths and Marriages ...
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Eweida and Others v United Kingdom: the Use and Abuse of the Margin of Appreciation

Eweida and Others v United Kingdom: the Use and Abuse of the Margin of Appreciation

By Claire Overman |
Julie Maher’s post on the judgment handed down by the ECtHR in Eweida and Others v United Kingdom outlines the ...
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Reform of India's Sexual Violence Laws

Reform of India's Sexual Violence Laws

By admin |
Submissions prepared by Professor Sandra Fredman  FBA QC (hon.), with the assistance of members of Oxford Pro Bono ...
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