The Human Rights Committee Reaffirms Why IHRL Works For Climate Litigation In The Torres Strait Islanders Case

The Human Rights Committee’s recent decision has a significant bearing for those advocating for international human rights law as a vehicle to advance climate justice.

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Hard-Won Progress In Protecting Victims Of Modern Slavery And Human Trafficking At Risk From The UK’s New Nationality And Borders Bill

Its stated goals look at making the immigration system “fairer” and more “efficient,” whilst clamping down on illegal immigration and tackling people smuggling.

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Ramifications of the Internet shutdowns in India

Internet shutdowns in India have been regularly used by the government to quell protests despite condemnation from the UN.

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