Interpreting Hong Kong’s National Security Law: a legal perspective
Law student, Cathy Poon, delves into the legal consequences of the National Security legislation imposed by Beijing that has angered so many in Hong Kong.
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Durham University law professor appointed to Parliament’s bullying and sexual misconduct panel
Professor Clare McGlynn QC (Hon) has been appointed to a new eight-member Independent Expert Panel that will hear the most serious allegations of bullying and sexual misconduct against MPs
Poland’s new anti-abortion law: A right to life? But what kind of life?
Ellie Cogan discusses Poland's new controversial abortion law.
The Wrong Arm of the Law
Maryland, 1984. A young girl, Dawn Hamilton, aged 9, was looking for her friend Lisa in the woods. She came across two boys playing by a pond and asked them…
Raped by her husband whilst family held her down: We must fight for clemency for Noura Hussein
"With the help of a number of his male relatives pinned her down whilst he was raping her right before their eyes"
Durham University student announced as runner up in national legal award
A student from Durham University has emerged as the runner up in National Accident Helpline’s Future Legal Mind Award 2018 - a nationwide competition to find the brightest legal talent…
Durham University student nominated for national legal award
A Durham University student is a finalist in Future Legal Mind, National Accident Helpline’s award to find the brightest young legal talent in the country.
Consciousness of road safety is of course a virtue, but one needn’t be a zealot to believe in it
Nobody likes a zealot: Cressida O'Connor discusses a new proposed speeding law and the detrimental impacts this could have.