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Do free speech rights apply against private actors?
The School of Law’s Professor Paul Wragg grapples with the meaning and nature of the term ‘free speech’ in his new monograph.
Dr Imogen Jones works with the Law Commission to hold public consultation event on New Funerary Methods
The Law Commission is engaging in a consultation that is part of a wide-ranging review into Burial, Cremation and New Funerary Methods.
Prudence Juris: School of Law academic designs video game to help students learn
Dr Josh Warburton uses creative methods to help students with European Union law.
Empowering park staff to enhance safety for women
Park staff across England and Wales are to be trained in intervention techniques when they spot cases of women experiencing different forms of harassment in public spaces.
Feminist Research Into Violence and Abuse network members support UK Government to tackle violence against women and girls
The Feminist Research Into Violence & Abuse (FRIVA) Network is an interdisciplinary group of scholars working to support women, girls and members of other marginalised groups.