In commemoration of Human Rights day, listen to Mitch Zuklie talk with co-leaders of Orrick's Business & Human Rights practice, James Hargrove and Betsy Popken.

Covid-19 has naturally led to the relaxation of a number of statutory requirements. One which was perhaps welcomed by many employers this time last year was the suspension of the gender pay gap...

Deloitte collaborated with the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the lead organization responsible for coordinating humanitarian emergency response, to strengthen humanitarian leadership.

The Human Rights Act 1998 plays a vital role in protecting academic freedom of speech in the UK.

In this article published by The Law Society Gazette, Christopher David and Nicholas Hearn discuss the increased use of Interpol's red notices.

Immigration partner Roberta Haslam speaks on the latest Cross Examination podcast, hosted by Tom Cross, about asylum.

The Administrative Court has dismissed judicial review proceedings and a damages claim under the Human Rights Act 1998 brought by traders Elliot Associates...

Shortly before the current turmoil in Westminster, a new British Bill of Rights was introduced in Parliament.

Sarah Clarke and Zoe Mellor interview ICC Judge Sally Barber for the final podcast in our series for LGBTQIA+ History Month.

The fight for LGBTQ+ equality has come a long way – but the next chapter will demand more unity, visibility, and allyship than ever before.

The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights has launched an inquiry on Freedom of Expression.

Private land owners may face Human Rights Act arguments when taking action to evict trespassers following the Court of Appeal decision in Malik v Fassenfelt and Others [2013] EWCA Civ 798.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) announced in May 2024 its priorities for 2024-2025. The EHRC is independent of Government and will be unaffected by the election.

On 9 December 2019, High Representative/Vice-President of the European Union Josep Borrell announced that the Foreign Affairs Council has agreed with strong consensus to start the...

We wanted to make you aware of a recent legal development regarding supply chain-related human trafficking that may increase your company's compliance burdens...

The Home Office has announced that it intends to stop certain old and minor cautions and convictions from appearing on criminal record certificates.

In an article in April this year, we noted that, as sentenced prisoners would not be allowed to vote in the general election in May, the general election would be incompatible with prisoners’ human rights.

Biometric Residence Cards (BRCs) were issued to non-EEA nationals under EU regulations but were replaced by digital statuses post-Brexit. BRC holders now automatically have an online immigration status, streamlining proof of rights for work and residency.

We have previously highlighted how from October the Modern Slavery Act will require large businesses to annually disclose the steps they have taken to ensure that there is no slavery in their own businesses or in their supply chains.

We stand together with our colleagues, clients, and partners globally in condemning the racial injustice that has been highlighted by the killing of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor..