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Shamima Begum – A Disappointing Precedent for the Protection of Victims of Trafficking

Shamima Begum – A Disappointing Precedent for the Protection of Victims of Trafficking

By Kirsten Larson |
As the face of the UK’s counter-terrorism response, the Shamima Begum case continues to shine a spotlight on the ...
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Undermining the Right to Seek Asylum: Analysing the Proposed US Border Measures’ Impact on the Fundamental Human Rights of Migrants

Undermining the Right to Seek Asylum: Analysing the Proposed US Border Measures’ Impact on the Fundamental Human Rights of Migrants

By Philip Collins |
A 370-page bill that emerged earlier this year out of backroom negotiations between the US Senate and the White ...
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The Aberdeen housing crisis: Cementing housing rights in Scotland

The Aberdeen housing crisis: Cementing housing rights in Scotland

By Justin Winchester |
In February 2024, hundreds of residents of privately and council-owned houses in Aberdeen began being moved out of ...
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If Frozen Embryos Are Unborn Children Then What Is IVF’s Future in the United States?

If Frozen Embryos Are Unborn Children Then What Is IVF’s Future in the United States?

By Anne Marie Lofaso |
In Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization (2022), the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v ...
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The Enshrinement of Abortion in the French Constitution. Kairos: Dobbs as a window of opportunity? (Part I)

The Enshrinement of Abortion in the French Constitution. Kairos: Dobbs as a window of opportunity? (Part I)

By Stéphanie Hennette Vauchez |
On 8 March 2024, the sealing ceremony for the 25th amendment to the French Constitution of 1958 took place at the ...
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The Enshrinement of Abortion in the French Constitution. Phronesis: after the celebration, a call for caution (Part II)

The Enshrinement of Abortion in the French Constitution. Phronesis: after the celebration, a call for caution (Part II)

By Stéphanie Hennette Vauchez |
The first part of this blog examined the process that led to the amendment that enshrined abortion in the French ...
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Tide Turning on Australia’s Inadequate Climate Policy? A Challenge from First Nations Peoples in the Torres Strait

Tide Turning on Australia’s Inadequate Climate Policy? A Challenge from First Nations Peoples in the Torres Strait

By Madeleine McGregor |
The low-lying islands of Zendath Kes (Torres Strait) are the frontlines of the climate crisis. Without action, ...
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AI and Global Development: The Role of Economic and Social Rights

AI and Global Development: The Role of Economic and Social Rights

By Jeremy Ng |
As policymakers in the Global North prepare to introduce binding horizontal AI regulation, increasing attention is ...
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Artificial Intelligence: The Need to Update the Equality Act 2010

Artificial Intelligence: The Need to Update the Equality Act 2010

By Tanya Krupiy |
The Equality Act 2010 is not keeping up with the developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI). The United Kingdom ...
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2024 International Human Rights Law Summer School

2024 International Human Rights Law Summer School

By Almas Shaikh |
The 2024 International Human Rights Law Summer School is a 26-day residential programme running from 2 to 27 July. ...
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