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PhD Success: The Right to Cultural Participation: Access to and Enjoyment of Museum Collections, Hsiao-Mei Ku
Hsiao-Mei’s research investigates the cultural right enshrined in Article 15(1)(a) of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, 1966 (‘ICESCR’), in the context of museums.
Neuberger Prize for final year Leicester Law student
Lauren Davies will take part in a summer school at Lincoln’s Inn and an opportunity to complete a Mini-pupillage.
20th anniversary of the entry into force of the Constitutive Act of the African Union, 26 May 2021
Dr Eki Omorogbe (Leicester Law School) gave a talk on the occasion of the twentieth Anniversary of the entry into force of the Constitutive Act.
Pro Bono Society President wins another National Award Nomination for Leicester Law School Pro Bono
Sonia Gandhi, final year law undergraduate and President of the Pro Bono Society has been shortlisted for a prestigious LawWorks and Attorney General Student Pro Bono Award.
Call for abstracts: Responsibility of international organizations, 29 March 2021
Dr Rossana Deplano (Leicester Law School) and Dr Antal Berkes (Brunel University) invite proposals for papers to be published in an edited collection on The Responsibility of International Organizations – Past, Present and Future.
Leicester University Law Society Negotiation Competition final 2021
Congratulations to the student Negotiation Competition finalists Alannah Baker, Katerina Kittis, Eniola Agboola, and Alison Chan.
Pro Bono Society recognised in LawCareers.Net 2021 Awards
Shortlisting for ‘Best Pro Bono Activities’ is a recognition of the work and community support that our 12 Pro Bono Society's provide.
Law School PhD research student chosen for final of the Doctoral College Poster Competition 2021
Jasmine Blow's academic poster on her research around genetic privacy has been put forward to the final of the Doctoral College Poster Competition to be held on 31 March 2021
How might MPs scrutinise the new UK-EU relationship?
Prof. Adam J. Cygan has published an Insight for the House of Commons Library addressing scrutiny issues around the UK-EU TCA.
PhD Award: Exploring Parental Views About Family Privacy and its Protection in English Law, Claire Bessant
Should the family be afforded privacy? Although this is a question that many academics have raised, no-one has ever asked parents their views.
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