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Part 2 The effectiveness of the African human rights system in responding to allegations of torture

By Christopher Kato Mpanga Torture in Uganda What is torture? Provision 4 of the ACHPR, 2002 adopted the United Nation’s Convention...

Part 1 The effectiveness of the African human rights system in responding to allegations of torture

By Christopher Kato Mpanga Introduction Despite being among the few non-derogable rights, freedom from torture is one of the most...

Legal aspects of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict (Armenia v. Azerbaijan) (2020).

Context The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is a dispute between the South Caucasus nations of Armenia and Azerbaijan over the province known...

Part 3: Facial Recognition: A Challenge for Europe or a Threat for Human Rights?

The regulation of facial recognition at international level. Contrary to the strict European Union’s regulation on facial recognition and...

Part 2: Facial Recognition: A Challenge for Europe or a Threat for Human Rights?

Facial recognition in EU member states. Despite the fact that facial recognition seems to be contrary to European legislation, at a...

Part 1 -Facial Recognition: A Challenge for Europe or a Threat for Human Rights?

These three articles deal with the issue of the use of facial recognition, mainly in the European Union. Its purpose is to provide a...

Controversy around the Human Rights Act 1998

This article will cast light on five main takeaways from the proposals suggested by the UK government in its opposition to Human Rights...

‘Equal Pay for Equal Work’ success for Tesco workers

Abstract Since the early 20th Century, the Tesco supermarket has graced our towns and cities as a family favourite for groceries, coining...

The Case for a Written Constitution

A constitution is, in short, ‘a set of laws, rules and practices that create the basic institutions of the state…and stipulate the powers...