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November 6, 2023
Published by Aqua Koroma at November 6, 2023
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R (on the application of RONALD PHILPOT- and – THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OF THE METROPOLIS [2023] EWCA Civ 66

Case Background This case involves an appeal by a police officer, Mr Philpot, challenging a restriction imposed on him by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) prohibiting […]
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August 14, 2020
Published by Aqua Koroma at August 14, 2020
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BLM Series: Human rights lessons

This article of the series re-visits the concept of fundamental human rights and the potential inequities in their application. The meaning of 'fundamental' seems to be interpreted incoherently, not only degrading the purpose of human rights themselves but also depriving certain groups of protection that others find essential and automatic. Read this article to learn more and reflect upon your own privilege.
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July 9, 2020
Published by Aqua Koroma at July 9, 2020
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Suspending Habeas Corpus: Implications for the Conceptualization of the Writ

By Louise Horn Among the many crises the world is witnessing today, namely the worldwide pandemic and an intense Black Lives Matter movement that has enveloped […]
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