Helen O’Nions reflects on questions of individual autonomy and the public interest in recent human right
It’s all too easy to be shocked by the human rights abuses taking place around the world without thinking of the dangers faced by the lawyers trying to pre
Domestic law-makers have wide discretion in matter of general policy but case shouldn’t be seen as setting wider precedent, judge
Sexual violence against women is no longer seen as just a by-product of conflict, yet there is still more to be done to ensure perpetrators of rape are bro
It may be difficult to comply with human rights law while deporting those accused of terrorism, but scrapping the Human Rights Act is not the answer, says
Junior lawyers are well placed to promote shared values and benefit from those who fail to see their importance, writes Matthe
Caoilfhionn Gallagher QC considers some of the judgments of constitutional and public importance that have been handed down this yea
Interests of the victims must not be sidelined, says human right
Government consultation with local authorities was ‘seriously flawed’, says human right
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