One of France’s most influential rape survivors, Gisèle Pelicot, was recently awarded justice for the abhorrent crimes she endured, but...

Submitted by guest writer Lia Mordezki 2022 saw Egypt host COP27 in Sharm-El-Sheikh. Leaders worldwide, and 36 private jets, arrived...

Terrorism is a global issue which has spread its claws in various forms. However, the absence of a definition for ‘terrorism’ has...

With the new legislation concerning the criminalisation of coercive control in Northern Ireland finally coming into effect this year,...

I’ve always hated the word the Troubles. It’s strange to think that in any other place, what Northern Ireland experienced would have been...

This November we globally celebrated the 23rd annual Transgender Awareness Week; giving a platform to trans voices and remembering those...

So far, in terms of football, the Qatar World cup has been a joy to watch. From Saudi Arabia beating Argentina, to Japan defeating Spain...

By: Holly Nesbitt In the wake of the murder of Sarah Everard and the sentencing of the man who killed her, there was widespread debate...

By: Tina ZhiYu Ye In the U.K and elsewhere, employers have every right to reject applicants, or dismiss existing employees, solely on the...

By: Holly Nesbitt 1861: Offences Against the Person Act 1861 - Going back 160 years, abortion was historically governed across the United...

In April 1998, the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement brought a new era of peace to Northern Ireland.[1] Twenty-three years on, tensions...

By Tina ZhiYu Ye “I’m fighting for the right to say men can never be women” proclaimed Maya Forstater after her vindictive victory at the...

By: Emily Clothier Lawyers across the country are up in arms over the volatile future of legal aid, and it is clear the sector is in...

By: Aimée Jenkins Dealing with the troubled past of Northern Ireland has proved a challenge for its people and governments for...

By: Rithiga Rahulotchanan On 3rd February 2021, images of protestors in Sri Lanka wearing black headbands and clutching red and yellow...

By: Jasmine Hughes The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been labelled by some to be a "great leveller", hitting all socio-economic groups...

By: Hannah McMurrough Following the publication of the report of the commission’s investigation into Irish mother and baby homes in...

By: Yusur Dalloul The Law States are obligated to respect, protect, and fulfill the right to health, under Article 12 of the...

By: Hannah McMurrough *image taken from Algonquin Territory website, captioned: Members of the Algonquin community hold a number of...

By: Tavisha Sood Throughout history, women’s physical appearance has been under dispute, constantly being altered, reshaped, redesigned...

By Rithiga Rahulotchanan In a judgment delivered by the High Court earlier in early December, it was ruled that children under the age of...

By: Ryley Lopushinsky The definition of ‘highway’ provided by the Oxford Dictionary is, “a main road for traveling long distances,...

By: Tavisha Sood Around the world, abortion rights have always been a contentious issue and are constantly questioned, overruled or quite...

The surge in Domestic Violence Cases During Lockdown by Sarah McVeigh The UK went into lockdown on the 23rd March 2020, restricting...

By Silvia Martins This essay analyses the jurisprudence (particularly the case of Opuz v Turkey[1]) of the European Court of Human Rights...

By: Rithiga Rahulotchanan Following the end of the civil war in Sri Lanka, the world saw an influx in the migration of Tamils to...

By: Ceejay Byrne (A 2020 LLB (HONS) Graduate Student) Although the idea that the patient should be ‘told what is about to be done to him’...