How a group of Swiss women may have changed the future of European climate-change.

Since declaring a state of emergency, El Salvador has undergone a massive transformation with plummeting homicide rates and organised crime.

Maria Ressa is a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and journalist fighting for the right to maintain freedom of the press in the Philippines.

How a Syrian family who was deported from Greece represents broader issues in the EU’s policy for asylum seekers.

In the past two decades there's been an alarming increase in the frequency of ‘sportswashing’ in football. What is it and how do we stop it?

Evaluating the recent debate over the now-scrapped IPP Scheme and its negative mental health consequences on prisoners

A discussion of the Illegal Migration Bill’s implications and its legal ramifications.

Recent discourse over the UK's Rwanda Policy has brought the ECHR to the foreground, particularly whether the UK should leave it.

Why the suggested reforms to the Human Rights Act 1998 would be a detriment to human rights in the UK.

Why have courts ruled so differently on Texaco’s crude oil contamination of the Amazon?

After withdrawing from the European Union, the United Kingdom must deal with the consequences of leaving an international organisation

This article compares the UK and EU's responses to the Ukrainian refugee crisis to that more expansive policies are needed.

This article critically assesses international criminal law through the case of the International Criminal Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia.

This brief overview of the relationship between law and colonialism suggests that legal systems continue to support the colonial project.

Today, the Internet acts as a record of everything that has happened and is happening around and to everyone. This urges many to be...

This article explores the history of regulations governing IVF and related technology and research in the United Kingdom

This article analyses the way in which UK laws about criminal complicity have clashed with those of the ECHR

Let us explore the final month in a tumultuous year and round off 2021 with a review of even more Covid restrictions and other headlines.

A reflection on human rights disputes related to the COVID-19 pandemic and analysis of relevant legal conventions

From interning with Sony Corporation to a virtual vacation scheme, here are some of the legal internships our team took part in this summer.