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Italy’s “Hard Prison”Regime and its Human Rights Implications

Italy’s “Hard Prison”Regime and its Human Rights Implications

By Marco Seregni |
The case of Alfredo Cospito, an anarchist who remained on a “41-bis” detention regime despite a 6-month long ...
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The Disability Ground in Abortion Law, and the Negative ‘Message’ it is Sending: R (Crowter) v Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

The Disability Ground in Abortion Law, and the Negative ‘Message’ it is Sending: R (Crowter) v Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

By Heloise Robinson |
A recent decision of the Court of Appeal involved a very interesting legal challenge based on an alleged negative ...
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From Capture to the Court: The Use of Digital Technology in Advancing the Pursuit of Justice for International Crimes

From Capture to the Court: The Use of Digital Technology in Advancing the Pursuit of Justice for International Crimes

By Melissa Manley |
Photos and videos are powerful evidentiary tools to prove a criminal act, including the intent and role of the ...
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Access to Abortion at the Federal Level: Another Step Towards Reproductive Justice in Mexico

Access to Abortion at the Federal Level: Another Step Towards Reproductive Justice in Mexico

By Alma Beltran y Puga |
The Mexican Supreme Court of Justice's recent ruling on abortion is a landmark decision promoting reproductive ...
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Emerging Jurisprudence on Queer Love in India

Emerging Jurisprudence on Queer Love in India

By Ajita Banerjie |
As India celebrates the 5th anniversary of the landmark Supreme Court ruling that read down Section 377, we look ...
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Maymulakhin and Markiv v Ukraine: Perspectives on Same-Sex Relations in Ukraine in Light of the European Court of Human Rights’ Decision

Maymulakhin and Markiv v Ukraine: Perspectives on Same-Sex Relations in Ukraine in Light of the European Court of Human Rights’ Decision

By Sergiy Panasyuk |
Since the publication of our previous blog post about perspectives on same-sex marriage legalization in Ukraine, ...
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Semenya v Switzerland: Divided ECtHR Significantly Advances the Human Rights Protection for Intersex Athletes (and all professional sportspeople in general) – Part II

Semenya v Switzerland: Divided ECtHR Significantly Advances the Human Rights Protection for Intersex Athletes (and all professional sportspeople in general) – Part II

By Pieter Cannoot |
Part I of this blog (available here) discussed the facts of the case and laid down the jurisdiction issue. Part II ...
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Semenya v Switzerland: Divided ECtHR Significantly Advances the Human Rights Protection for Intersex Athletes (and all professional sportspeople in general) – Part I

Semenya v Switzerland: Divided ECtHR Significantly Advances the Human Rights Protection for Intersex Athletes (and all professional sportspeople in general) – Part I

By Pieter Cannoot |
Should women with variations of sex characteristics be excluded from professional women’s sports ...
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Unpacking India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act: A New Dawn or a False Start?

Unpacking India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act: A New Dawn or a False Start?

By Aditi Kanoongo and Harshitha Adari |
The Government of India recently passed the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, with the primary purpose of ...
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US Affirmative Action Series

US Affirmative Action Series

By Almas Shaikh |
On 29 June 2023, the Supreme Court of the United States, in a majority decision, held that race-based affirmative ...
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