
Breaking the Silence: Feminist Perspectives on Sexual Violence and Gender Expectations in South Korea
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Negotiation, Mediation & Arbitration- Which is the most effective for Alternative Dispute Resolution?
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‘Decriminalisation of Marital Rape - A Harrowing Picture in the 21st Century’
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Were New Labour’s constitutional reforms successful?
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Rising Tides, Rising Numbers: Seeking Protection for ‘Climate Migrants’ within the Realm of Human Rights
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Police Complaints and Police Brutality: An Unfavourable Role in Society?
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Unraveling the Copyright Conundrum: AI-Generations in the Legal Spotlight
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Antitrust laws and their impact on Korean Air’s proposed merger with Asiana Airlines
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Climate Inequality and the Path to Sustainability Development
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Evaporation of Elderly Nursing:Avoiding Ethical Scales to Weigh the Right to Dispose of Life
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Closing the Gender Gap in Football - How Much Progress Have We Made?
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Misinformation in the Media: Examined in the Palestinian – Israeli Conflict
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The Gendered Impact of Remote Working Policies
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Should the UK include Caste within the Equality Act? Critical Race Theory and the Complexities of Caste Justice
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Unequal Opportunities: The UK's immigration policies for the wealthy and the rest
Safety through citizenship and a British passport, Photo credit: Davenport Solicitors (accessed on https://www.davenportsolicitors.com/blogs/what-is-the-high-potential-individual-hpi-visa/)

The Farmer Suicide Epidemic in India: Monocultural Farming, Occupational Immobility, and Caste Identity
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A final year law student’s perspective on study abroad
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From the Good Friday Agreement to Brexit to Sunak’s latest deal: Are we one step closer to resolving the issue of the Northern Ireland Protocol?
First it was Theresa May, then Boris Johnson, now Rishi Sunak. Successive UK Prime Ministers have tried to resolve the issue of the Northern Irish border post-Brexit. Rishi Sunak aims to put the matter to rest with the Windsor Framework. This article examines the political sensitivities in Northern Ireland and explores whether the new deal is a cause for optimism.

Selectivity and the ‘Brick-by-Brick Defence’: A History-Based Critique of the Proposed Special Tribunal for Ukraine
With the war in Ukraine entering its second year, some have proposed the creation of an international criminal ‘Special Tribunal’ to prosecute Russian aggression. This blog post argues that an alternative method of legal accountability must be sought, as the creation of a Special Tribunal would be unjustifiably ‘selective’ and inexcusably in violation of the rule of law.

The WTO Agreement on Fisheries : Is it fin-ally O-fish-ial?
After two long decades, the Member States of the WTO have finally concluded the “Agreement on Fisheries”. This article by Mikayla Darbasie details what this Agreement en-tales and whether it will be as impactful as hoped.
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