
Dubská and Krejzová v the Czech Republic has been referred to the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human ...

The US Supreme Court has ruled, in Obergefell, by a 5-4 majority, that the Fourteenth Amendment to the US ...

Pressure on the government to reform the use of surveillance powers within the UK has recently ratcheted up ...

The UK Supreme Court has recently held that the indefinite retention of the DNA profiles of convicted adults does ...

On April 16, in Pakistan, the National Assembly Standing Committee on Information and Technology approved the ...

On 18 March 2015, in Aids Law Project v Attorney General and Others [2015] the High Court of Kenya declared ...

Rumblings of discontent have been heard from the supervisory bodies that are entrusted with providing oversight of ...

As discussed in previous posts, the ECtHR decided in S.A.S v France that the French criminal law ban on face ...

Can the retention of records by the police relating to acts that occurred in public be contrary to the right to ...

The geographical scope of the law of armed conflict (LOAC) has engaged the interest of IHL experts for some years ...

Unlike the rest of the UK, Northern Ireland is not covered by the Abortion Act 1967. If you are a woman living ...

A court which isn’t a court in name rules on the legality of a government mass surveillance program that may or ...