Human rights

Articles

The metaverse: virtual offences, real world penalties?

Magda Zima considers online sexual offences and VR

A criminal justice system on the brink

Abigail Ashford examines the criminal courts in crisis

Legal profession reacts to Queen's Speech

There has been disappointment that the Employment Bill was omitted for the third year running

Ukraine pro bono legal task force

Withers, Covington & Burling and Sygna Partners are members of the newly formed task force

Empowering minorities

Farhan Farani considers how the functions of law could become more representative

Olympic sport and gender?

Dr Seema Patel reviews the law on gender discrimination in sports law and the Olympics

Sudan coup: implications for international law and the legal profession

Yassin Osman assesses the legal threats of Sudan's counter-revolutionary coup in 2021 and how the legal profession can help

The proposed conversion therapy ban: myths and reality

Reverend Dr Helen Hall and Professor Javier García Oliva review the law on “conversion therapy” in the context of criminal and constitutional safeguards for equality and diversity