Ethical and legal dilemmas of American use of drones in armed conflict question if targeted killings can ever be justified

This article discusses the presence of human rights violators on the UNHCR and the threat they pose to its credibility

An analysis of Sidney Powell’s defense against Dominion Voting Systems’ defamation lawsuit in the historical context of US libel law.

How do Confederate stautes embody different ideologies for Southern white and African Americans and how can this fuel conflict?

When David Perry QC agreed to prosecute pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong there was uproar across political and legal circles, but why?

This article discusses the definition of genocide, and whether it is correct to use this term in relation to the persecution of Uyghurs.

The solution to problems with the press lie not in further regulation but in the enforcement of current laws

This article discusses the impact of the overseas operations bill on the UK’s commitment to the Convention Against Torture

Critique of US government’s disregard for indigenous legal autonomy to the detriment of indigenous groups’ civil rights and constitutional

How dominance of capitalist ideologies in US rights regime are a roadblock to the Rights of Nature movement, compared to Ecuador and Bolivia

Plea bargaining exacerbates mass incarceration in the US and perpetuates inherent racial biases within the criminal justice system

UK's recent Human Rights Sanctions have created tension between its economic success and reputation as a humanitarian state

A philosophical discussion of the role of morals within the justice system in light of R v Brown

The US' Black Maternal Health Momnibus Act of 2020 demonstrates how legislation in key areas, like health care, can improve race relations

While governments arrogate excessive emergency powers during the COVID-19 pandemic, the judiciary has failed to protect human rights

Arrests of those implicated in the Rwandan genocide has exposed complexities of securing justice through international criminal courts

In a time of systemic injustice and collective crises, is Enlightenment-era individualism still fit for purpose?

Contradictory approaches to war memorisation taken by Germany and the United States

With increasing calls for "qualified immunity" to be revoked, this article explores the legal disparities this doctrine perpetuates

Exploring the legality of anti-lockdown protests in the US and the conflict between government regulations and freedom of speech