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Category Archive: Human rights

Wanjiru Njoya: Equality Law and the Total Constitution

As an immigrant to the UK, I have as much reason as the next person to be worried […]

Constitutional Law Group May 3, 2011 Human rights

Graham Gee: Rights, Independence of Mind and Conservatives

In a recent post, Liora Lazarus voices serious concerns about the composition of the UK Bill of Rights […]

Constitutional Law Group May 2, 2011 Constitutional reform, Human rights

Nick Barber: A Good Word For the Bill of Rights Commission

Liora’s powerful critique of the composition of the Bill of Rights Commission has drawn a number of comments.  […]

Constitutional Law Group April 30, 2011 Constitutional reform, Human rights

Liora Lazarus: The Composition of the UK Bill of Rights Commission

Mark Elliott has provided an excellent analysis of the terms of reference and options open to the recently […]

Constitutional Law Group April 24, 2011 Constitutional reform, Human rights

Mark Elliott: The UK Bill of Rights Commission

In March, the Ministry of Justice announced the creation of a commission charged with the task of looking […]

Constitutional Law Group April 18, 2011 Constitutional reform, Human rights, UK government, UK Parliament

Aileen McHarg: Axa General Insurance Ltd. v. The Lord Advocate

The Inner House of the Court of Session has handed down its much-anticipated judgment in  Axa General Insurance […]

Constitutional Law Group April 17, 2011 Devolution, Human rights, Scotland

Robert Hazell: Royal Wedding: congratulations, or commiserations?

While we must all be happy for Prince William and Kate Middleton on their wedding day, we must […]

Constitutional Law Group April 17, 2011 Human rights

Alison L. Young: Draft Defamation Bill – a Missed Opportunity?

The draft Defamation Bill was announced by Kenneth Clarke on 15 March. It aims to redress the perception […]

Constitutional Law Group April 15, 2011 Human rights, UK Parliament

Nick Barber: The Decline of Mercy

Many years ago, I was invited to speak on the radio about the obligation to obey the law.  […]

Constitutional Law Group April 13, 2011 Human rights, Judiciary, UK government

Graham Gee: Are Executive-Judicial Relations Strained?

At one level, it seems reasonable to characterise executive-judicial relations as strained. In recent weeks, after all, concerns […]

Constitutional Law Group April 6, 2011 Human rights, Judiciary, UK government

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