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Professional identity and emotional labour in international criminal law
Legal Professions Research Group (LPRG) members present research at the University of Nottingham International Criminal Justice Conference.
How a Malaysian alumna built a successful legal career from a childhood dream
School of Law alumna Jean Soh (Law LLB ‘97) shares how early ambition, hard work, and international study shaped her path to legal success.
Sixty years of legal learning: Peter Newham reflects on the School of Law in the 1960s
A nostalgic look back at legal education in 1960s Leeds — rigorous, eccentric, and unforgettable, from smoky study rooms to vivid lectures and the unexpected discovery of lifelong love.
From Leeds to leadership: Isaac Lartey Annan’s journey in human rights
School of Law PhD graduate Isaac Lartey Annan shares how his Leeds education shaped his influential role in advancing human rights and governance in Ghana’s Parliament.
Feminist Research Into Violence & Abuse (FRIVA) network launch
In June, the University of Leeds launched the Feminist Research Into Violence & Abuse (FRIVA) network.