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Shaping the Future-Of Abortion

It is estimated that 25 million unsafe abortions happen every year. This episode of Shaping the Future of Sexual and Reproductive Rights explores the role of human rights law in...

Chief Justice of Australia visits the Law Faculty

The Chief Justice of Australia, the Hon. Robert French AC, visited the Oxford Law Faculty on 17 November 2015. At the invitation of Professor Adrian Zuckerman, Chief Justice French addressed...

Professor Fredman Contributes to Major UN Women Report: Transforming Economies, Realizing Rights

On 27 April 2015 OxHRH Director, Professor Sandra Fredman and OxHRH Deputy Directors, Meghan Campbell and Laura Hilly attended the launch of UN Women’s Progress of the World’s Women 2015-2016 Report ‘Transforming...

New OxHRH Podcast: Comparative Human Rights Law Book Launch - Sandy Fredman in Conversation with Justice S. Muralidhar

On December 13th, the Oxford Human Rights Hub released the second episode in its three-part podcast series featuring discussions around Professor Sandy Fredman's new book, Comparative Human Rights Law (OUP)....

Appointment of new ECGI Research Members from the Faculty of Law

The new Research Members will be eligible to publish their academic work on corporate governance and stewardship in the ECGI Working Paper Series (Law and Finance). The series is known...

New book by Roxana Radu: 'Negotiating Internet Governance' (OUP)

This book provides an incisive analysis of the emergence and evolution of global Internet governance, revealing its mechanisms, key actors and dominant community practices. Based on extensive...

An Introduction to the OxHRH

On the fifth anniversary of the OxHRH, Director, Professor Sandra Fredman pauses to reflect on the founding vision of the OxHRH, on our of the memorable events and how students,...

EU Law Discussion Group - Trinity Term Card 2022

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Pembroke College announces

Ap Pembroke College proposes to appoint two Stipendiary Lecturers and two Senior Retained Lecturers in Law for the academic year 2013-2014 as follows:  Stipendiary Lecturers 4- hours per week in Contract and...

EU Competition Law Goals and the Digital Economy

AbstractNew competition dynamics in the digital economy raise questions as to the normative scope of competition enforcement. The question - ‘Is this a competition problem?’ has become common in the...

Legislation and the Role of the Judiciary: the SLS 2016 conference

The plenary sessions focused on the modern approach to statutory interpretation, on whether the judges should develop the common law rather than leaving reform to the Legislature, and on the...

DAAD Fachlektorat at the Institute of European and Comparative Law

Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD) Stellen-Ausschreibung Fachlektorat Jura  University of Oxford, Institute of European and Comparative Law  Aufgaben Der Lektor/die Lektorin unterrichtet am Institute of European and Comparative Law im Undergraduate-Bereich auf Deutsch...

Reading 'The Concept of Law'

A special series of talks on ‘The Concept of Law’, commemorating the 50th anniversary of HLA Hart’s landmark work, was held over four consecutive Thursdays in May 2011. ...

CfP: Wither Refugees? Restrictionism, Crises and Precarity Writ Large

The Program Committee invites academics, policy makers and practitioners to submit proposals for Organized Panels, Roundtables, Media and Artistic presentations, and Individual Papers for sessions, which the Committee will organize...

Philip Lewis (1933-2019)

Oxford Law Faculty was saddened to learn the news that Philip Lewis has died. Philip had a long association with the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies in the Law Faculty and...

Workshop Report: The Impact of Terrorism Law on Law and Legal Processes

On 1 March, the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies hosted a one-day workshop on the Impact of Terrorism Law on Law and Legal Processes. Six speakers presented new work on the...

New approaches to regulation

Professor Christopher Hodges has spoken on new approaches to regulation in three webinars. OECD’s Network of Economic Regulators, a closed forum of regulators from around 70 countries, focused on ‘Beyond...

ESRC-funded seminar series on immigration detention

Mary Bosworth is part of an interdisciplinary team from the Universities of Oxford, York, Birmingham, Lancaster and Exeter who have been granted funds from the ESRC to hold a seminar...

Dr Victoria McCloud speaks at Relativity Fest 2020

On 22 September 2020 Dr Victoria McCloud was a member of the Judicial Panel at the annual RelativityFest conference in Chicago (held online this year, 21-23 September) on the subject...

Call for papers: Addressing Risk and Uncertainty in Migration

What makes migration a risky business and for whom? How do individual migrants mitigate experiences of uncertainty and risk in migration? Which migrant groups are perceived as more or less...

Policy paper by ELAC and HRFG on Autonomous Weapons

The Oxford Martin School has today released a policy paper produced by the Oxford Institute for Ethics, Law and Armed Conflict (ELAC) and the Oxford Martin Programme on Human Rights...

Children Heard and Seen Art Competition

The Centre for Criminology is hosting an evening reception on the 4th June at which the Children Heard and Seen, Creative Competition entries will be exhibited and the final judging...

New book! 'Civil Remedies and Human Rights in Flux: Key Developments in Selected Jurisdictions'

This innovative new collection explores the role of civil liability claims in fostering human rights accountability across sixteen jurisdictions in the Global South and Global North. It...

International Regulatory Delivery Conference agrees multiple actions

The conference of the International Network for Delivery of Regulation (INDR), held on 23-25 October 2019, brought together experts in regulation from 15 countries and from OECD,...

Call for papers: Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration

OxMo, the student journal dedicated to protecting and advancing the human rights of refugees and forced migrants, is accepting submissions for our tenth issue. We welcome articles fitting within the...