Human rights

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Del Monte Kenya pineapple plantation at centre of human rights abuse allegations

Fruit giant Del Monte is accused of betraying its human rights pledges with allegations against security guards of violent beatings and the rape of villagers living near to its pineapple plantation in Kenya

Court of Appeal set to determine the decision-making duties the Foreign Secretary owes British citizens mistreated abroad

Women getting to the top of the law: it doesn’t have to be either or

Kate McMahon and Tamlyn Edmonds discuss the barriers to women achieving their full potential in the business of law

Revisiting Canute’s folly: the second reading of the Illegal Migration Bill in the Lords

The final instalment of Helen O'Nions' assessment of the UK's Illegal Migration Bill sheds light on the second reading in the House of Lords

Law firms and preventing sexual harassment in the workplace

Despite various regulatory changes, firms can do more to prevent sexual harassment

Ending 70 years of refugee protection: at what cost?

Dr Helen O'Nions scrutinises the legal foundation of the Illegal Migration Bill

Global forced labour compliance

Adrienne Braumiller and Harold Jackson review the international position on forced labour law and modern slavery

Are some events unprotestable?

Joseph Hume considers the legality of protester arrests following HM the Queen's passing