UK in Strasbourg The Grand Chamber has heard Harkins v the United Kingdom (application no. 71537/14) considering whether to extradite a man from the UK to the US ...
The blog is back from its seasonal break! Throughout January, as well as covering new developments we will be looking back at the key cases of 2016. This ...
UN & the UK Just Fair has published a discussion of the UN’s oversight of the UK’s approach to economic and social rights in 2016, considering the UK’s ...
UN & the UK The UK is due to be reviewed under the UN Human Right’s Council’s Universal Periodic Review in May 2017, and in preparation for this ...
We’ve been delighted to have so many readers in the first month of The Law of Nations. The blog will be taking a seasonal break now: happy holidays ...
On Friday, the Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) announced a new inquiry on the Government’s proposed derogation from the ECHR. The proposal was announced in October at ...
Evaluation of UK’s international obligations The Equality and Human Rights Commission has published a report setting out the ongoing human rights challenges in Great Britain across 12 different areas ...
UN & the UK The UK Constitutional Law Blog has published an analysis of the Investigatory Powers Bill, arguing that the broad nature of the operational purposes required ...
This week’s Supreme Court hearing on the Article 50 judicial review is being comprehensively covered elsewhere, including a live blog by the UKSC Blog. The judgments are likely ...
When is a State liable in international law for assisting another State to commit an international wrong? This question – often termed the question of “complicity” – has ...