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Inevitability as the New Discrimination Defence: UK Supreme Court Mangles Indirect Discrimination Analysis While Finding the Two-Child Limit Lawful

Inevitability as the New Discrimination Defence: UK Supreme Court Mangles Indirect Discrimination Analysis While Finding the Two-Child Limit Lawful

By Charlotte O'Brien |
The UK Supreme Court has delivered its long-awaited judgment in R (on the application of SC, CB and 8 children) ...
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Functional as the Enemy of Fair: Seizing the Moment for Rights-Based Abortion Reform in Aotearoa

Functional as the Enemy of Fair: Seizing the Moment for Rights-Based Abortion Reform in Aotearoa

By Stephanie Slader and Kelle Howson |
Aotearoa New Zealand is often cited (with varying degrees of romanticism) as a light of liberal progressivism. It ...
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The Spanish-Moroccan Migrant Crisis: Counting the Collateral Damage

The Spanish-Moroccan Migrant Crisis: Counting the Collateral Damage

By Akshay Luhadia and Rohit Gupta |
In May 2021, approximately 8,000 people arrived in Ceuta, a Spanish city, from Morocco, out of which reportedly ...
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The Mass-Surveillance Cases We Might Not Want Our Courts to Hear: Big Brother Watch and Centrum för Rättvisa

The Mass-Surveillance Cases We Might Not Want Our Courts to Hear: Big Brother Watch and Centrum för Rättvisa

By Stephanos Stavros |
The ECtHR’s 25.5.21 judgments in the two “bulk interception of communications and intelligence sharing” cases, Big ...
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Respecting Subsidiarity While Guaranteeing the Right to a Tribunal Established in Accordance with National Law: From Astradsson to Xero Flor

Respecting Subsidiarity While Guaranteeing the Right to a Tribunal Established in Accordance with National Law: From Astradsson to Xero Flor

By Stephanos Stavros |
International bodies like the ECtHR should not easily substitute their assessment for that of national judges who ...
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Association Accept and Others v. Romania: The European Court of Human Rights Takes a Fresh Look at Homophobic Speech and Biased Criminal-Law Enforcement

Association Accept and Others v. Romania: The European Court of Human Rights Takes a Fresh Look at Homophobic Speech and Biased Criminal-Law Enforcement

By Stephanos Stavros |
That hate-speech victims (who have sued unsuccessfully in a CoE member state) should obtain redress in Strasbourg ...
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Abortion Law Reform 2020: Where, How and Why

Abortion Law Reform 2020: Where, How and Why

By Oxford Human Rights Hub |
Abortion Law Reform 2020: Where, How and Why is a blog series by the Oxford Human Rights Hub which examines the ...
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Abortion Reform in Poland: Role of Powerful Multi-Actor Alliances

Abortion Reform in Poland: Role of Powerful Multi-Actor Alliances

By Atina Krajewska |
Recent changes to Poland’s abortion law have caused alarm around the world and have been met with stark criticism ...
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Postdoctoral Research Assistant on ‘Rethinking Child Law and Policy’

Postdoctoral Research Assistant on ‘Rethinking Child Law and Policy’

By Oxford Human Rights Hub |
About the Role The Department of Law at Queen Mary University of London is looking to appoint a Postdoctoral ...
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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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South African Constitutional Court sentences former President Zuma to 15 months’ in prison for contempt of court

South African Constitutional Court sentences former President Zuma to 15 months’ in prison for contempt of court

By Jason Brickhill |
On 29 June 2021, the Constitutional Court of South Africa ran out of patience with former President Zuma’s very ...
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New Abortion Legislation in Northern Ireland

New Abortion Legislation in Northern Ireland

By Fiona Bloomer |
Abortion became decriminalised in Northern Ireland on 21st October 2019, with regulations setting out abortion ...
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