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20 September 2021

COVID vaccines for under-16s: why competent children in the UK can legally decide for themselves
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17 September 2021

Compulsory vaccination: what does human rights law say?

23 July 2021

Coronavirus business loans: some directors may have defrauded billions from UK taxpayers
Dr John Tribe appearing as a witness in parliament (via video call) on 6 July 2021

7 July 2021

The Abuse of Bounce Back Loans - Dr John Tribe invited as parliament witness
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17 June 2021

Help researchers assess the impact of COVID-19 on children with special educational needs and disabilities
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7 June 2021

University of Law announces Bar Practice Course at Liverpool
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27 May 2021

Belarus kidnapping: what international law says about capture of dissident journalist Roman Protasevich
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18 May 2021

People who survived modern slavery face significant barriers to good quality legal advice
Liverpool Law School Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition Team 2021

23 April 2021

Liverpool Law School Students Perform Brilliantly in the 2021 Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition
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22 April 2021

Why the UK's New Plan for Immigration misrepresents the facts and could be in breach of the law
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16 April 2021

Dr Seán Columb and Prof Helen Stalford are both Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) 2021 Prize-winners
Two reports on Securing Legal Status for Victims and Survivors of Trafficking

24 February 2021

An Uphill Struggle: Securing Legal Status for Victims and Survivors of Trafficking
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22 February 2021

When companies go bust, the law does little to help suppliers get repaid – here's a possible solution
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18 January 2021

Carillion: move to disqualify directors signals UK getting tougher on 'corporate wrongdoing'
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18 December 2020

Ending Childhood Obesity: A Challenge at the Crossroads of International Economic and Human Rights Law

2 November 2020

Kids Company: why the insolvency watchdog wants former children's charity directors disqualified

20 October 2020

Prof Mike Gordon on BBC Radio Merseyside discussing potential consequences of Metro Mayors launching legal action against UK Gov over local Covid restrictions
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9 October 2020

Nobel prize: who gets left out?
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28 September 2020

Belarus: slow international response shows limits of world's human rights regime

10 August 2020

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