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Louise Arbour 'Are Freedom, Peace and Justice Incompatible Agendas?'

Louise Arbour, President, International Crisis Group and former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights will give the inaugural Berger Lecture on Monday, 17 February, 2014 at the TS Eliot Theatre...

Oxford team wins the Helga Pedersen Moot Court Competition 2022

The University of Oxford’s team won the Grand Final of the 10th edition of the Helga Pedersen Moot Court Competition (formerly known as the ELSA Human Rights Law Moot) held...

The common law and finance: perspectives from the bench

This academic year the Oxford Law Faculty will be hosting lectures by leading appellate judges from four common law jurisdictions (USA, Hong Kong, Australia, and the UK) who have contributed...

Conference to launch new research project on AI regulation

On 30 June, Professor Jeremias Adams-Prassl is hosting a comparative law conference to launch a new ERC funded project, iManage, which will explore AI regulation across the world and in...

Shreya Atrey writes in the Guardian about the limits of online teaching

Shreya's article 'Universities beware: shifting classes online so quickly is a double-edged sword' suggests that universities have done well to adapt to lockdown, but that there are questions over privacy,...

Supreme Court cites Dr E Bjorge

This morning the Supreme Court handed down a judgment in which, at paragraph 212 Lord Carnwath cited an article by Dr Eirik Bjorge (Shaw Foundation Junior Research Fellow, Jesus College)...

Launch of the OxHRH Documentary on Universal Health Care in Kenya During Pandemic

A right to health requires that everyone have access to good quality health care regardless of their ability to pay. Prior to the pandemic, Kenya piloted...

Book launch: Barber, The Principles of Constitutionalism (OUP)

Barber introduced the book as the second volume in a trilogy. The first book, The Constitutional State (OUP, 2010), focuses on the nature of the state as such, a sound...

International Lawyers for Africa (ILFA) training day in Oxford - 8 October 2013

International Lawyers for Africa (ILFA) is a group, organised in the main by city law firms in London, which organises a three month training programme, for young African lawyers (see http://www.ilfa.org.uk/). In...

Building project updates w/c 27th June

Beard are now planning to do some works on site on Saturday 25th June until approx 1pm. This will involve the external hoarding being altered, the carpenters continuing with internal...

Guest Twitter Project 2017-2018

Last year Border Criminologies launched its Guest Twitter project, which aimed to give the floor to emerging scholars, researchers, and practitioners from around the world to share their work, ideas,...

Festschrift for Professor Andrew Ashworth

Over a hundred colleagues and students came together in November in a celebration for Professor Andrew Ashworth CBE QC FBA, Vinerian Professor of English Law at All Souls College and...

Trinity Term update from OxHRH

The OxHRH has had an exciting and active Trinity Term. On 18 and 19 May, we hosted an international conference on A Better Future for Women at...

MLF students take initiative and form the Oxford Sustainable Finance Students’ Society

Aware of the urgent need to achieve a fair and orderly transition to a Net Zero economy, MLF students Gabriel Acuña and Stepanyda Badovska decided to form...

Oxford Law Faculty team enters the Tour de France...

Well, almost... In fact, on 4 July Ian Loader and Guy Goodwin-Gill, both of All Souls College, will be riding Stage 1 of the Tour, 191 km from Leeds to...

2nd Annual Oxford-UNSW Copyright Scholars Roundtable

A roundtable organised by Emily Hudson and Michael Handler took place in Sydney on 15 December 2014 which brought together copyright scholars in informal workshop sessions to discuss a number...

Jurisprudence in Oxford Hosts Visiting Professor

Jurisprudence in Oxford would like to welcome Yushuang Zheng, who will be a Visitor at University College until the end of the academic year. Zheng has a...

High standard of advocacy leads to tense deliberations at the Fifth Oxford French Law Moot

The Oxford French Law Moot, sponsored by French law firm Gide Loyrette Nouel, was held in Oxford on 11th March 2012. Twelve teams from all over Europe competed in...

Judicial Diversity: Should LGBT+ representation matter?

On 3 December Dr Victoria McCloud was an invited panellist at “Judicial Diversity: Should LGBT+ representation matter?” at Gray’s Inn, London, together with the Master of the Rolls Sir Terence...

Award for Legal Theory

Dr Maris Köpcke Tinturé, Tutorial Fellow at Worcester College and Lecturer at Brasenose College, has won the European Award for Legal Theory. This award is assigned, once every two or...

CALL FOR PAPERS: Law in Context Early Career Workshop, 17-18 September 2019

The International Journal of Law in Context and the Centre for Socio-Legal Studies at the University of Oxford jointly invite early career scholars to participate in a workshop to be...

Conference on Anti-Social Behaviour, 22 March 2011

Dr Jane Donoghue, Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford and Ms Sarah Colover, School of Law, University of Reading, ran a half-day conference on Anti-Social Behaviour and the Courts in England and...

Jonathan Herring contributes to new book on decriminalising abortion

Jonathan Herring has contributed a chapter to a new book on the policy implications of the proposed decriminalisation of abortion in the UK. 'Decriminalising Abortion in the...

CCLP joins the UNCTAD Research Partnership Platform

The CCLP has joined the UNCTAD Research Partnership Platform (RPP). The Research Partnership Platform aims to strengthen the impact of UNCTAD's activities through joint research and capacity building programmes. ...

Roger Hood Annual Public Lecture 2014

Friday 23 May 17:00 - Manor Road Building Lecture Theatre  Moving targets: Reputational Risk, rights and accountability in punishment - Professor Kelly Hannah-Moffat,  This lecture will comment on how institutional concerns about...