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Category Archive: Human rights

Helen Fenwick: Article 8 ECHR, the ‘Feminist Article’, Women and a Conservative Bill of Rights

There has been a lot of commentary on the Report of the Bill of Rights’ Commission, and the […]

Constitutional Law Group June 5, 2013 Human rights, UK Parliament

Noreen O’Meara: Reforming the European Court of Human Rights through Dialogue? Progress on Protocols 15 and 16 ECHR

Much progress has been made following the agreement of the Brighton Declaration on reforms to the working practices […]

Constitutional Law Group May 31, 2013 Constitutional reform, Human rights

Richard Ekins: Defying the law: a reply to Daly

I’m grateful to Paul Daly for bringing to my attention the Irish High Court’s Fleming decision and the […]

Constitutional Law Group May 23, 2013 Comparative law, Human rights

Jeff King: Deference, Dialogue and Animal Defenders International

In Animal Defenders International, the European Court of Human Rights upheld the British ban on political advertising in […]

Constitutional Law Group April 25, 2013 Human rights, UK Parliament

Jacob Rowbottom: A surprise ruling? Strasbourg upholds the ban on paid political ads on TV and Radio

The European Court of Human Rights has given its decision in Animal Defenders International , holding that the […]

Constitutional Law Group April 22, 2013 Human rights

James Lambert: Law Via the Internet Conference 2013

Why is an international conference on free access to law being hosted this year in Jersey (population 90,000 […]

UKCLA April 12, 2013 Constitutional reform, Human rights

Conor Gearty: The Important Inconvenience of the Rule of Law

Omar Othman is a resident of this country – guilty of no crime and up to now facing […]

Constitutional Law Group March 30, 2013 Human rights, Judiciary

Helen Fenwick: The Report of the Bill of Rights Commission: disappointing Conservative expectations or fulfilling them?

The Commission delivered its Report – A UK Bill of Rights? – The Choice Before Us – to […]

Constitutional Law Group March 21, 2013 Human rights

Scott Stephenson: The Constitutional Significance of Statutory Repeal: How Far Can Parliament Turn Back the Clock?

The current system for human rights protection in the UK is once again under siege. In the last […]

Constitutional Law Group March 7, 2013 Human rights, UK Parliament

Colm O’Cinneide: Human Rights, Devolution and the Constrained Authority of the Westminster Parliament

The debate over the place of human rights in UK constitutional law continues to run and run. The […]

Constitutional Law Group March 4, 2013 Devolution, Human rights, Northern Ireland

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