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June 24, 2020

Published by Katerina Mrhacova at June 24, 2020

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Modern Slavery: Slave contracts, human and labour rights

Slavery is not a thing of the past. The modern form of slavery is exemplified in the contractual drafting practices and particularly observable in the entertainment industry, among others. Read this article to challenge some current legal procedures and reflect on the expanding definition of slavery.

June 18, 2020

Published by TSL Admin at June 18, 2020

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Why the Government’s U-turn on the Immigration Health Surcharge Needs to Go Further

Athiei Ajuong from the Immigration Advice Service looks at the government's recent u-turn on the Immigration Health Surcharge.

June 18, 2020

Published by Camilla Uppal at June 18, 2020

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Police misconduct in the UK

In this article, Neel Amin examines the state of policing and the effect on racial and ethnic minority communities in Britain today.

June 14, 2020

Published by Camilla Uppal at June 14, 2020

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“Innocent Defendants”. Can we really have faith that our legal system does not deprive the freedom of innocent people?

In this article, Konstantina Nouka explores the issues surrounding miscarriages of justice.

June 1, 2020

Published by Camilla Uppal at June 1, 2020

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A democratic criticism of lockdown – a fine balance

This article by guest contributor Benjamin Coady aims to make the democratic case for an easing of lockdown restrictions. The scales of risk vs. liberty have tipped in the wrong direction

June 1, 2020

Published by Camilla Uppal at June 1, 2020

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Differences Between Cannabis Laws in the US and the UK

This article by guest contributor Maja Talevska compares and contrasts the difference in the law between the US and the UK relating to cannabis use.

June 1, 2020

Published by Katerina Mrhacova at June 1, 2020

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Long Read: How do we protect our prisoners?

This Long Read is a legal overview of the issues surrounding the treatment of prisoners. Generally, the concept of human rights is used as blanket protection, which, in reality, may conceal the mistreatment of prisoners. This article provides readers with alternative perspectives heavily backed by data to compare it with the traditional interpretation of the issue.

May 12, 2020

Published by Katerina Mrhacova at May 12, 2020

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Reflection on the Treatment of Sexual Assault Victims in Turkey

Vareesha Sameem provides an insight into the Turkish approach to the human rights crisis experienced by sexual assault victims.

April 27, 2020

Published by Katerina Mrhacova at April 27, 2020

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The Many Roles of Journalists

This short read serves as a reminder of the many roles that journalists play in today's society. Introducing practical examples, this article tries to shed light on the indispensability of journalists without the resort to journalistic ethics.