Human rights

Articles

Asylum seekers and the UK’s humanitarian and legal responsibilities

Sharmistha Michaels explores the legal controversy over the UK goverment outsourcing asylum seekers to Rwanda

Joint Committee publishes damning report on Bill of Rights Bill

Committee has advised the government to reconsider or scrap many of its proposals

Asylum Aid considers appeal to Rwanda judgment

Judgment is an 'immense disappointment' – Leigh Day

Relationships and impact of hormonal changes from contraception

With past strain from women's contraception, Gemma Davison looks at the implications of the introduction of a male hormone-free contraceptive

A case law review of data retention in policing

Emelia Bezant-Gahan reviews when police infringement of Article 8 ECHR rights is deemed 'proportionat';

International commercial law and the US Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA)

Dr Angelika Hellweger considers the impact of this US modern slavery law on international companies' supply chains

Soldiers' legal rights – no change?

Hilary Meredith-Beckham considers lack of change to soldiers' rights for the past 35 years

Refugee removal to Rwanda by plane: Is the deal worth it?

Dr Ruth Brittle considers human rights fears in sending refugees to Rwanda