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‘Organ Donation: Does Presumed Consent Work?’
People in the UK would rather risk their health by donating a kidney when they are alive than give their kidneys away when they are dead.
Digital Democracy Commission: Event on Monday 8 February
On Monday 8 February the House of Commons will hold an event for members of the Digital Democracy Commission (DDC) on digital engagement work and how it relates to targets in their latest report.
‘Managed area’ for Leeds sex workers will be made permanent
Professor Teela Sanders has carried out an evaluation of the controversial "managed area" scheme, in which sex workers are permitted to work in a designated part of Holbeck from 7pm to 7am.
‘Why Benn was kept in Corbyn tent, while others were cast out’
Dr Honeyman comments on the Labour party’s reshuffling of the shadow cabinet. He is writing for the independent news website The Conversation.
School of Law enters academic and research collaboration with Chinese University
On 15 December 2015, the School of Law at the University of Leeds welcomed a delegation led by Professor Liu Xiangshu the Vice President of Southwest University of Political Science and Law in China.