Opinion: the United States of America is a Hypocrite when it Comes to Rights and Young Girls are Paying the Price
The US is considered to be the leader of the free world; the country that protects the rights of its most vulnerable, speaks
Who is Samia Suluhu Hassan and What is Happening in Tanzania?
President Samia Suluhu Hassan is the sixth president of the United Republic of Tanzania who assumed power in 2021 following the death of
Opinion: In Defence of the Jury – Why Lammy’s Reforms Risk Justice
Jury service is a civic duty, a connection to justice, and for many, our only encounter with the judiciary.
A Two-Tier Approach to Humanitarian Emergencies: What Contemporary Responses Have Taught Us
The civil war in Sudan has once again brought the differing responses to humanitarian emergencies to the forefront of discussions. Namely, the way
Opinion: Is Labour’s New Sentencing Bill Doing Enough?
How can the Government prevent a black market or underground economy from developing?
Explainer: What is Happening in Sudan?
According to the UN, the civil war in Sudan is “one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 21st century”.
Opinion: Sanctions vs. Sovereignty – The Ethical and Legal Implications of Economic Sanctions on Human Rights
Note: this article is part of the International Law Society and The Witness Journal’s collaboration and article competition. Economic sanctions are a prominent
Opinion: The UK’s Law on the Age of Consent is Riddled with Contradictions
Note: this article is part of the International Law Society and The Witness Journal’s collaboration and article competition. Mature enough for sex, but
Opinion: Online Radicalisation and Violence – Technology is Sweeping the Law off its Feet.
The world of technology has developed at increasing speed over recent decades, and with it, a flurry of change to how we understand
Reforming Sexual Offence Laws – Lessons from the Zhenhao Zou Case
The time for meaningful legislative reform is now.