
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) Advisory Opinion OC-22/16 examined the question of whether legal ...

If human rights are to meaningfully alleviate poverty, we must factor in the day to day need for legal advice ...

‘The Law’ is not a mystical animal, rather it is a living reality that every human being has to engage with. It ...

By starting off with a made up case of forced disappearance that led our made up victim to flee to another country ...

On 26 April 2016, the end of the longest jury case in British legal history saw the families and supporters of the ...

A recent ruling by the Court of Appeal in The Hague signals new hope on the horizon for victims seeking a judicial ...

It is rare for the British Government to apologise for state sponsored human rights abuses, particularly if they ...

As discussed previously on the Blog, fees in the employment tribunal were introduced across England, Wales and ...

In its last session, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW Committee) released ...

Under Iran’s new Criminal Procedure Code only lawyers pre-approved by the Head of the Judiciary may intervene ...

Success for Oxford Pro Bono Publico and the Legal Resources Centre as the South African Supreme Court of Appeal ...

What is the future of human rights and public interest litigation? At the moment we are confronting existential ...