Iranian Women And The Youth-Led Counter-Revolution

The morality police’s aim to incite fear amongst women had the opposite effect; it fuelled the fire for an already brewing revolution for women’s rights and equality in Iran.

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The Compensation Problem Under the Modern Slavery Act of 2015: How The UK State Fails Trafficking Victims Under Section 8

The inadequate access to compensation under Section 8 denies victims of ability to recover from the harm suffered and robs them of the ability to reintegrate into society successfully.

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The Human Rights Act Reform: A Regressive Approach By The UK Government

The proposed reforms to the Human Rights Act will render it more difficult for ordinary citizens to defend their rights and hold government authorities to account.

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Human Rights At Sea – The Law, The Reality, The Future

With a human population of roughly 30 million, effective governance of the ocean poses a serious challenge for human rights, given the out-of-sight, out-of-mind tendency.

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The Protection Of Gig Workers In The Realm Of Digital Work Platforms Under European Union’s New Directive Proposal

Recently, the European Commission released a proposal with guidelines to strengthen the working environment of platform workers.

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