
In HM Chief Inspector of Education, Children’s Services and Skills v Al-Hijrah School, the UK Court of Appeal has ...

Yesterday, I discussed the High Court’s decision in Campaign Against the Arms Trade’s unsuccessful judicial review ...

Yemen’s devastating conflict has inflicted an egregious toll on civilians, catalysing, in the words of the UN ...

In what circumstances can the UK Government target and kill a British citizen abroad? Can the Government withhold ...

Modern day slavery is a topic of concern across the world. International concern is justified because in the 21st ...

In a blog post yesterday, I looked at the consequences of the EU (Withdrawal) Bill for human rights protection in ...

The EU (Withdrawal) Bill had its first reading in the British House of Commons on 13 July 2017, and is due to have ...

The tragic death of Charlie Gard brings to an end the stream of litigation that surrounded his short life. His ...

In early July, leading researchers and scholars in the field of genocide met at the University of Queensland to ...

‘We will sell to no man, we will not deny or defer
to any man either Justice or Right.' (Magna Carta, cl ...

In this note, I take a very brief look at the ‘Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices’ (‘TR’), concentrating on ...

In less than three months, the UK has suffered from four major terror attacks. As the UK is recovering after the ...