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Trump’s Tax Policy Privileges Sophisticated & Wealthy Individuals & Organizations at the Expense of the Working Poor Prof Stephanie McMahon Cincinnati Law strongly condemns the policies destabilizing the market, & affecting low income wage earners. ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/trumps-tax-pol…

Letters from the judge: Strengthening child-focused justice in the family court in England and Wales Ashna Dev highlights the powerful initiative making family court proceedings more child-focused through meaningful judicial communication. ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/letters-from-t…

📢 CFA: OxHRH Graduate Workshop 2025 MPhil & DPhil students are invited to submit a draft chapter/other piece of writing for feedback from an academic discussant. Deadline: 20 May 🗓️ 9th June ⌚️2-4 PM 📍Allen & Overy Room, Pembroke College Know more: law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/…

Implementing KlimaSeniorinnen: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Corina Heri reminds us of what's at stake when it comes to (not) implementing climate judgments. ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/implementing-k…

The Curious Case of Custodial Torture in India Anupama Arigala comments on the ‘everydayness’ of custodial violence by law enforcement agencies and its acceptance within the Indian society. ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/the-curious-ca…

Finding the Essence of Non-Retrogression Ben Warwick groups different versions of the doctrine of non-retrogression into 4 conceptual models, and argues for the need to pin down the conceptual essence to ensure stronger social rights accountability. ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/finding-the-es…

Register now ‼️ Rights in Crisis: A Theatre of Death: Assessing the Death Penalty in India Oxford Human Rights Hub & Oxford India Centre for Sustainable Development are hosting Anup Surendranath & @j0nyorke to discuss death penalty in India. 🗓️ 22 May 2025 ⌚️17.30-18.30 📍Faculty of Law Register here: forms.office.com/pages/response…

OxHRH Newsletter April 2025 - mailchi.mp/law.ox.ac.uk/o…

OxHRH Newsletter April 2025 - mailchi.mp/law.ox.ac.uk/o…

Indian Supreme Court Moves from Tolerance to Acceptance for Persons with Disabilities AnchalShashiBhatheja highlights the consequences of superficial & partial recognition in affirmative action, by analysing the SC decision in Rekha Sharma v Rajasthan. ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/supreme-court-…

‼️Reminder to submit your abstracts for OxHRH Graduate Workshop 2025 for MPhil/DPhil students working on human rights‼️

🆕📙 Council of Europe privind #educațiasexuală / CoE Children Dr Catherine O'Sullivan Meghan Campbell Aoife Daly #ceasefirenow susține că #sexualityeducation este esențială pentru prevenirea violenței și a comportamentelor sexuale dăunătoare în rândul copiilor.. 🖱️ t.ly/ccu5k

Reminder to register for this event happening tomorrow 22nd May (17.30 - 18.30) Note that the event will be held in Manor Road Building - Seminar Room G. More info: law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/… Faculty of Law

Pouring Fuel on the Fire Julie A. Dahlstrom & Dr Rachel Wechsler note that despite his anti-trafficking rhetoric, Trump's Executive Orders will exacerbate drivers of human trafficking. It has the implications for increasing victimisation & vulnerability. ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/pouring-fuel-o…

Silenced Voices: The Fall of Press Freedom in Afghanistan Kaweh Kerami notes that in Taliban's Afghanistan, reflection alone on the status of media is not enough. ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/silenced-voice…

Kanak Kanti Karmakar comments on the High Court verdict which held that the mandatory requirement of providing father's name is unconstitutional, as it impacts kids raised by single mothers or who were estranged from their fathers. ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/judicial-activ…