Effectively holding ‘bad chaps’ to account?

Considering the Good Law Project’s procurement judicial review claims

Confronting the UK’s constitutional crisis — Part III: Northern Ireland and the problematic…

Confronting the UK’s constitutional crisis — Part 2: taming the Welsh dragon

This is the second in a series of articles which explores the approaching constitutional crises confronting the United Kingdom.

Confronting the UK’s constitutional crisis — the Scottish Question

As Westminster continues to dust itself down after the Brexit fiasco of the past five years, another political wrecking ball threatens to…

Worker Status in the Driving Seat: Uber in the Supreme Court

The much-anticipated judgment of the Supreme Court in Uber BV v Aslam [2021] UKSC 5, confirming that Uber drivers are workers under UK…

The UK’s new human rights sanctions should punish states, not just individuals.

Amid revelations of election rigging, opposition repression and torture, the UK has used its new human rights sanction regime — so-called…

Facial recognition technology: The recognition we deserve

There has been sustained concern in recent years about the use of facial recognition technology (FRT) which plays into a long-standing…

The ‘Shadow Pandemic’: Rising Femicide and Gender-Based Violence Rates During COVID-19

With a regional focus on Latin America

Lowering the Privacy Shield: Schrems II and Its Implications

On 16 July, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) handed down the long-awaited judgment on the transfer of personal data from…

Covid-19: Time to reform UK labour law à la Française?

If necessity really is the mother of invention, the need to protect jobs and preserve the economy during the Covid-19 pandemic has…