Human rights

Oxford law grad Jordan Briggs profiles the independent panel tasked with looking at potential reform

The detention of migrants who do not pose a risk is dangerous, callous and illegal, argues Oxford University PPE student James Cox

A panel of experts share tips from the top

In the Shamima Begum case, statelessness is the key legal issue

Ahead of ‘How to become a human rights lawyer’ on Wednesday in London, we caught up with ULaw academic and deputy district judge Anitra Hussain

As gory reports of injuries increase, French police are increasingly criticised for deploying this controversial weapon

The judiciary is not suited to deal with the complexities of medical life-and-death scenarios

It can be used for much more than making tech-savvy people rich, says Queen Mary law grad Fanny Ferencz

What’s the point of having no death penalty in Britain if we extradite people to countries where they do?

Are we being unlawfully spied on?

Proposals will only impact least serious offenders

Eurocentrism is making it harder for Gurkha children to settle in the UK

MP’s report recommends more prosecutions under modern slavery legislation

Original decision caused right-wing press furore — and inaccurate reporting

She’s an aspiring human rights lawyer