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On October 17, 2023, Themis, a technology platform that helps its clients manage their financial crime risk exposure, and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) UK...

Modern slavery is a global phenomenon and a supply chain challenge for business.

On 24 January 2023, each of the European Parliament's trade committee and economic affairs committee reached

This remarkable decision held a French far-right politician, Julien Sanchez, liable as a "producer" for hate speech published by third parties on his public Facebook page.

The referendum in the UK has returned a result that confirms that the majority of those who voted wish to leave the EU. What is the impact of Brexit on employment rights, many of which, it is said, depend on European law?

A discussion of the court decision following claims against the UK government in the European Court of Human Rights, claiming that UK law fails to adequately protect employees’ rights to manifest their religious beliefs, as set out in the European Convention on Human Rights.

"Climate change" and "climate crisis" have become synonymous with young people and their futures. But climate change is happening right now. A problem with talking about climate change in terms...

At the end of June 2018 the Supreme Court handed down a judgment saying that heterosexual couples should have the same right as same sex couples to enter into civil partnerships.

Family court proceedings can be overwhelming and stressful, particularly for vulnerable individuals who may struggle to fully participate and provide evidence. When communication difficulties, neurodivergence, mental health challenges, or age-related factors come into play, the legal process can become even more daunting and potentially unfair.

On 16 January this year the House of Lords revisited the Assisted Dying Private Member's Bill proposed by Lord Falconer.

On March 11, 2021, the UK Government launched an online modern slavery statement registry. The announcement follows a commitment from the UK Government to strengthen the reporting requirements ...

Judgment has recently been given in the case of Lee Bostridge v Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust [2015] EWCA Civ 55.

After this initial investigation, CHRAJ will decide on the next course of action to take.

Leigh Day partner Richard Meeran shared his expertise as a pioneering multinational human rights abuse lawyer at the 2020 key UN forum on the issue this week.

The Joint Committee on Human Rights has launched an inquiry into the right to privacy under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and the "Digital Revolution".

Bringing children into your family is an utterly rewarding yet thoroughly serious undertaking. Whether it's through IVF

An article on PE firms' human rights due diligence responsibilities.