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International human rights law: towards convergence?
December 06 2016Dr Alice Donald explores the challenges posed by the co-existence of multiple regional and international human rights bodies
Rights on the chopping block
November 30 2016Dr Joelle Grogan on the Great Repeal Bill and the ghost of Henry VIII
Widening access to HE by developing skills
Middlesex University’s Make Your Mark programme is helping young people find their own path explains Elita Eliades-Ahmed
Can AI help combat fake news?
November 22 2016Former BBC reporter and Professor of Journalism Kurt Barling explores whether technology can help us determine the truth
Microsoft Academic: Is the Phoenix getting wings?
November 17 2016Professor of International Management Anne-Wil Harzing reviews the latest academic search engine
Unfree labour in the USA
November 16 2016Dr Nico Pizzolato argues that migrant workers in the USA are set to become even more vulnerable under a Trump administration.
France’s ‘invisible’ minorities
November 14 2016Dr David Keane and Jeremie Gilbert of the University of East London examine the rights of minorities under French law
Bullying puts patients at risk
NHS equality expert Roger Kline calls for greater focus on the impact of bullying on patients as well as staff
10 questions about free movement
November 09 2016Professor Laurent Pech and Dr Charlotte O’Brien from York Law School lay out the facts about free movement in the European Union
The Justice Data Lab
November 02 2016Professor Joanna Adler and Dr Mark Coulson assess what works most effectively in rehabilitating offenders