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Turkey’s Withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention: A Worrisome Picture for Women’s Rights and the Constitutional System

Turkey’s Withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention: A Worrisome Picture for Women’s Rights and the Constitutional System

By Dilan Gümüştaş |
The Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence, mostly ...
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Legal aid is a human right: SM v The Lord Chancellor’s Department [2021] EWHC 418 (Admin)

Legal aid is a human right: SM v The Lord Chancellor’s Department [2021] EWHC 418 (Admin)

By Rona Epstein and Peter Walsh |
The lack of legal aid advice for immigration detainees held in prisons in the UK has been ruled unlawful. A High ...
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Mid-Day Meals and the Pandemic: A Human Rights Concern

Mid-Day Meals and the Pandemic: A Human Rights Concern

By Sarthak Bharwaj |
The ongoing pandemic has revealed glaring inequalities in our society like never before. In India, for instance, ...
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The Success and Remaining Challenges of French Climate Litigation

The Success and Remaining Challenges of French Climate Litigation

By Paul Mougeolle |
Notre affaire à tous is a French environmental NGO founded in 2015 inspired by the ...
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Book Launch: Equality in Kenya’s 2010 Constitution-Understanding Competing and Interrelated Concepts

Book Launch: Equality in Kenya’s 2010 Constitution-Understanding Competing and Interrelated Concepts

By admin |
The OxHRH in partnership with AfOx, the Bonavero Institute for Human Rights and Kabarak University is delighted to ...
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A tale of legal violence and systematic oppression: Indian Supreme Court orders the deportation of Rohingyas

A tale of legal violence and systematic oppression: Indian Supreme Court orders the deportation of Rohingyas

By Raghav Sengupta |
On 8 April 2021, a three-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India refused to grant relief in a petition ...
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Mandatory Vaccination in the Czech Republic does not Violate Human Rights

Mandatory Vaccination in the Czech Republic does not Violate Human Rights

By Isak Nilsson |
Vavřička and Others v. the Czech Republic (8 April 2021) concerned the legal obligation of parents in the Czech ...
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Xinjiang Cotton and Corporate Criminal Liability under Hong Kong’s National Security Law

Xinjiang Cotton and Corporate Criminal Liability under Hong Kong’s National Security Law

By Roshan Melwani |
In recent months, rights experts have voiced increasing concern over reports of widespread human rights abuses and ...
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Human Rights-Based Climate Litigation in Latin America

Human Rights-Based Climate Litigation in Latin America

By Juan Auz |
As in other regions of the Global South, groups and individuals in Latin America have engaged in litigation to ...
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Matrimonial Property Rights in Kenya: The Long Road Ahead for Women’s Rights

Matrimonial Property Rights in Kenya: The Long Road Ahead for Women’s Rights

By Shubham Airi |
Over the last decade, Kenya has taken some steps to promote fairness and secure women's rights within the ...
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BIICL Event: EU Pact on Migration and Asylum: Conversation with EC Vice President Schinas

BIICL Event: EU Pact on Migration and Asylum: Conversation with EC Vice President Schinas

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22 April 2021 | 14.00 - 15.00 (BST) This event will involve a conversation between Margaritis Schinas, ...
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