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The Kenyan Court of Appeal’s BBI Judgment: Identifying the Basic Structure

The Kenyan Court of Appeal’s BBI Judgment: Identifying the Basic Structure

By Ian Mwiti Mathenge |
[This is the second post in the OxHRH Blog's ongoing series on the Kenyan Court of Appeal's BBI Judgment. For Part ...
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MA v Denmark and Fedotova and Others v Russia: Judicial Activism in Protecting the Right to Family Life?

MA v Denmark and Fedotova and Others v Russia: Judicial Activism in Protecting the Right to Family Life?

By Stephanos Stavros |
On 9.7.21, the GC of the ECtHR found a violation of Article 8 ECHR in the case of a Syrian national enjoying ...
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The Kenyan Court of Appeal’s BBI Judgment: Omnibus Bill or Separate Referenda Questions?

The Kenyan Court of Appeal’s BBI Judgment: Omnibus Bill or Separate Referenda Questions?

By Joshua Malidzo Nyawa |
[Editor's Note: On 20th August 2021, the Kenyan Court of Appeal delivered a landmark judgment in a set of ...
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New Publications from OxHRH Associates

New Publications from OxHRH Associates

By Oxford Human Rights Hub |
The OxHRH would like to showcase the latest human rights publications from our global network. The latest editions ...
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A.M. and Others v. Russia – Protecting the Rights of Transgender Parents

A.M. and Others v. Russia – Protecting the Rights of Transgender Parents

By Peter Dunne |
In A.M. and Others v. Russia, the European Court of Human Rights (“ECtHR”) ruled that – by terminating all contact ...
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The Kenyan High Court’s BBI Judgment – II: Multiple versus Single Question Referendum

The Kenyan High Court’s BBI Judgment – II: Multiple versus Single Question Referendum

By Muriuki Muriungi |
[Part II of this series discusses further issues in the Kenyan High Court's landmark judgment in David Ndii v The ...
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The Kenyan High Court’s BBI Judgment – I: Constitutional Amendment through Popular Initiative

The Kenyan High Court’s BBI Judgment – I: Constitutional Amendment through Popular Initiative

By Muriuki Muriungi |
[On 13th May 2021, in David Ndii v Attorney-General, the High Court of Kenya struck down a set of proposed ...
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South Africa’s Constitutional Court Sets Precedent for the Prohibition of Hate Speech

South Africa’s Constitutional Court Sets Precedent for the Prohibition of Hate Speech

By Tanya Calitz |
It is widely recognised that at the heart of the South African Constitution lies an expansive promise of equality, ...
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Gruba and Others v Russia: Policemen’s Equal Access to Parental Leave

Gruba and Others v Russia: Policemen’s Equal Access to Parental Leave

By Hannah Liu |
It is increasingly recognised worldwide that the responsibility for taking care of children ought to be shared ...
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Christians in Malaysia have the right to use the word “Allah”

Christians in Malaysia have the right to use the word “Allah”

By Zheng Hong See |
On 17 March 2021, the High Court in Malaya at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia delivered a landmark judgment in Jill ...
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Kurt v Austria: ECHR Positive Obligations Without a Coercive Sting?

Kurt v Austria: ECHR Positive Obligations Without a Coercive Sting?

By Stephanos Stavros |
A terrible family drama reopens the debate about the coercive sting of ECHR positive obligations Measures to ...
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