
Coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Child (CRC) and the 35th ...

On 22 November 2014, the Oxford Law Faculty and Wadham College organised the Herbert Smith Freehills Oxford ...

What is ‘GamerGate’? Some say it is a movement demanding higher ethics in journalism, but this post will argue ...

The fate of thousands of First Nations children is in the hands of an administrative tribunal in a decision that ...

There is a growing international focus on social protection in the developing world while at the same time, ...

The Geneva based World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Equality Index 2014 has ranked the United Kingdom) 26th out ...

The 13th annual National Pro Bono Week (NPBW), sponsored by the Law Society, the Bar Council and the Chartered ...

According to new research, women of menopausal age fear age-based discrimination in the workplace and face a total ...

The debate over whether to recognise a proposed law school in Canada has pitted fundamental freedoms against one ...

Earlier this year I wrote about the preliminary data that the Australian Human Rights Commission (“AHRC”) had ...

It doesn’t require much imagination to see that affirmative action policies implemented for the good of society ...

On 7 October 2014, the Hong Kong Equal Opportunities Commission (“EOC”) will conclude its inaugural review of the ...