Practice Notes: Human rights
European Court of Human Rights dismisses ‘gay cake’ case
The ruling brings the seven-year legal battle to a close
R (AB) v Secretary of State for Justice [2021]: An unwavering allegiance to Strasbourg case law?
Joe Hume explores the UKSC’s position on solitary confinement
Bill of Rights will ‘drive coach and horses’ through human rights law
The Law Society and human rights experts share concerns over the proposed overhaul
Human Rights Day
The Law Society has honoured those who defended human rights in Afghanistan
The past, present and uncertain future of US abortion law
Alexia Korberg, Daniella Lorenzo and Tatiana Laing assess the struggles to protect reproduction rights in the US
Climate refugees: what should be done
Sharmistha Michaels argues governments should be more accommodating towards refugees fleeing the impacts of climate change
Situation of Afghan legal professionals ‘increasingly a cause for alarm’
This is particular concern for women judges and lawyers, who are especially likely to be at risk
What next for EU citizens in the UK?
Marcia Longdon and Tim Richards argue that while the UK’s EU Settlement Scheme has had some successes, late applicants will test the Home Office&rsqu
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