Online Privacy: Its Advancement and Importance Internationally
By Sarah Pike The Internet can help promote shared international values through the exchange of information and ideas. However, it can also be a site […]
Month: October 2017
Misleading the public? On the Conservative Government’s Desire to Exempt UK Armed Forces from Civil Claims for Breaches of the European Convention of Human Rights
By Sam Mottahedan In recent years, trenchant critiques have emerged over the reach of the European Convention of Human Rights (‘ECHR’) to British troops acting […]
This Day in International Law: October 20th
By Dru Spiller On this day in 1952, Kenyan Governor Eveln Baring declared a state of emergency in response to the Mau Mau Rebellion. The […]