When the new legal term started in Australia in February, no one could have foreseen the impact of COVID-19 on our courts. Judges and...
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This week the House of Commons heard the second reading of the Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill 2020...
The GDC has released new guidance for registrants during the pandemic. The need for it partly arose from the wave of 22,000 registrants...
Coronavirus has struck in different ways. As well as the devastation it has reaped in taking people's lives it has exposed an emasculated...
Behind glass, and flanked by guards, Adolf Eichmann faced the judgment, of audiences around the world. On 11 April 1961, live from the...
Dominic Lis Waniso Lungowe & ors v Vedanta Resources PLC& anor [2020] EWHC 749 (TCC) gives important guidance on the position and role of...
This post, written by a member of the Doughty Street Chambers’ Children’s Rights Group, raises questions about the necessity and...
For seven weeks Covid-19 shut the doors of jury trials in England and Wales. On 11th May 2020, the Lord Chief Justice and Lord Chancellor...
Following the publication last week by the Joint Committee on Human Rights of its report on the proposed NHS App and the risk of adverse...
The current Covid-19 pandemic has starkly highlighted the fact that the majority of the world’s population is dependent on globalised and...
This article, written by two members of Doughty Street Chambers’ Children’s Rights Group, sets out recent guidance issued by UN bodies on...
Human Rights and the Government’s Response to Covid-19: Digital Contact Tracing (7 May 2020) is the report of the parliamentary Joint...