Article by Caitlin Barry The Football World Cup tournament is a time for sporting celebration but it is difficult to argue that the 2022 event hasn’t […]
Zahra breaks down Amazon's solutions to soften antitrust concerns and comply with the EU's Digital Markets Act and the repercussions of this on Big Tech.
Article by Thea Schirvanian Podcasting is currently one of the hottest forms of media. The once go-to media choice of the tech savvy is now gaining […]
Article by Jessica Williamson Just months after they overturned the constitutional right to an abortion, the Supreme Court begin deliberations on the lawfulness of affirmative action, […]
Article by Anna Wallace Following the October (2022) presidential election in Brazil, former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Lula) has beaten far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro. […]
Article by Jessica Williamson Just months after they overturned the constitutional right to an abortion, the Supreme Court begin deliberations on the lawfulness of affirmative action, […]
Article by Oliwia Maliszewska Academics and various legal professionals have toyed with the concept of ‘accessibility’ of the law. Perhaps most notably, Lord Bingham detailed in […]
In this article Olga Kyriakoudi discusses tort law in relation to two markedly significant cases about public authorities and responsibility “The law must be accessible and […]
Article by Jessica Williamson A landmark ruling by a judge strips protestors responsible for criminal damage of their right to rely on human rights defences to […]