Identifying forced labour
Following her recent post on the OxHRH Blog, Gwendolen Morgan returns with a post highlighting the issue of ...
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Access to Justice for Self-Represented Litigants?
Robin Knowles CBE QC and Natasha Holcroft-Emmess add to the voices on the OxHRH Blog warning of the threat to ...
Dismissal and the Band of Reasonable Responses; an unconventional approach to Convention rights?
By Heather Williams QC
The Court of Appeal recently decided in Turner v East Midlands Trains Ltd [2012] EWCA ...
Unkind Cuts: UK Refugee Lawyers Cite Grave Concerns over Impending Legal Aid Restrictions
By Stephen Meili
Following on from Jo Renshaw's piece on this blog about the impact of the legal aid cuts on ...
The Universality of Human Rights Norms: Why the UK should stay with Strasbourg
The view is often heard in discussions in anticipation of the report of the Commission on a British Bill of Rights ...
The Quick and the Dead in Britain’s Global Future
David Cameron told the CBI on 19 November 2012 that he 'got' the need for changes of attitude in government, which ...
The Quick and the Dead in Britain's Global Future
David Cameron told the CBI on 19 November 2012 that he 'got' the need for changes of attitude in government, which ...
April Fools: The Quiet Demolition of Legal Aid
By Jo Renshaw
Following the celebration of National Pro Bono Week in the UK last week, Jo Renshaw, Partner and ...
Prisoners’ Voting Rights: The Gift That Keeps on Giving
If ‘suffrage is the pivotal right’, then it is only fitting that the issue of prisoners’ voting rights has become ...
Prisoners' Voting Rights: The Gift That Keeps on Giving
If ‘suffrage is the pivotal right’, then it is only fitting that the issue of prisoners’ voting rights has become ...
Pay Equality: When is there a right to claim?
By Betsan Criddle
The important decision of the Supreme Court in Birmingham City Council v Abdulla establishes ...
When is a UK Bill of Rights not a UK Bill of Rights?
The recently published Human Rights and the UK Constitution* by Colm O’Cinneide is essential reading for anyone ...
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