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

Everyone knows that women hold up half the sky but are nonetheless much more likely to live in poverty. Yet in ...

A prominent element of the UK coalition government’s deficit-reduction strategy (in rhetorical terms, if not ...

Sanchita discusses British Institute of Human Rights' new initiative to give voice to those who are Alright With ...

On 9th March 2015, the Civil Proceedings and Family Proceedings Fees (Amendment) Order 2015 came into force in ...

In the final post of this ‘Equality Agenda in 2015’ blog-series, Professor Sir Bob Hepple QC returns to confront ...

In the second instalment of Professor Sir Bob Hepple’s ‘Equality Agenda in 2015’ series, the focus turns to the ...

This will be a year of political and constitutional turbulence for equality law. What changes can we expect after ...

Are courts beginning to recognize the duty of equality law to respect and protect the rights of minorities to be ...

In Reyes and Suryadi v Al-Malki [2015] EWCA Civ 32 and Benkharbouche and Janah v Embassy of the Republic of Sudan ...

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

In Hutchinson v UK, the ECtHR again addressed the vexed question of the compatibility of whole life sentences with ...