The prohibition of wearing religious symbols in the workplace was recently assessed in the European Court of Justice, leading to debate as to whether such a prohibition is justifiable.
Read more“Today, Our Country Has Become More Humane” – Spain Becomes The 7th Country In The World To Legalise Euthanasia And Assisted Suicide
Spain has passed a bill that permits adults with "serious and incurable" diseases that cause "unbearable suffering", to choose between euthanasia and assisted suicide to end their lives.
Read moreIs Time Up For Impunity For Drone Strikes?
A recent European Court of Human Rights decision could have large implications for European countries that engage in drone warfare.
Read moreThe True North, Strong and Free: Cindy Gladue and Structural Legal Oppression
The tragic case of Cindy Gladue highlights the inadequate legal protection available for Indigenous women in Canada.
Read moreRough Sleeping and the Deportation of Foreign Nationals
Recent changes to UK Immigration Rules threaten deportation to foreign nationals found to be sleeping rough, putting those already vulnerable to exploitation at greater risk.
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