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Collective Access to Justice

Bonavero Report on the Justice Committee on ModernisationMichael Molavi's fellowship is funded by the Legal Education Foundation.In England and Wales today, calls for increasing access to civil justice are omnipresent....

Addressing Asylum Harm in Britain, Denmark and Sweden

Internalised border policies have become ever restrictive, particaulrly in the aftermath of the refugee reception crisis of 2015. Whilst this has been part of a longer-term continuum of bordering, the...

BPP National Speed Mooting Competition

The National Speed Mooting Competition was founded in 2012/2013. There have now been 8 annual competitions.The moot consists of two separate competitions. The first competition is open to law undergraduates,...

Oxford Business Law Blog

The Images of the 'Consumer' in EU Law: Legislation, Free Movement and Competition Law

The purpose of the project is to invite experts in EU, consumer and competition law to explore the different ‘images’ of the consumer in different context of...

International Women's Day

To highlight the variety of research from the Faculty in the area of women's rights, we present a series of blog posts from our academics, researchers and DPhil students.To get...

Business Law Workshops Discussion Group

The Business Law Workshop is a weekly forum for the presentation and discussion of current research in the field of business law, broadly construed. The convenor for the 2019-2020 series...

The Death Penalty

Professor Hoyle and Professor Hood's 5th edition of 'The Death Penalty: A Worldwide Perspective' (OUP, 2015) provides legal and social scientific analysis of the movement towards global abolition of the...

Non-Credit Course: Business and Human Rights - Real World Accountability

Home About Us Events News Student Portal Publications Research Flagship Events Networks The Bonavero Institute seeks to enrich the human rights experience of Oxford students, and to assist them to develop...

Environmental Law Research

Environmental Law is an active research area, with staff and graduates studying all aspects. ...

Private International Law in Myanmar

The aim of this book is to identify, state, and explain the rules of private international law which form that part of the law of Myanmar today.Law...

Children's and Family Law Discussion Group

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Policing Human Rights

The findings of Richard’s doctoral research are presented in his forthcoming monograph, Policing Human Rights (Oxford University Press, 2020). The book draws on a year of fieldwork with the Police...

JusticeInfo.net

In April 2015, OTJR together with the Swiss NGO, Fondation Hirondelle, and the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, launched a new project to produce an innovative online media platform – JusticeInfo.Net.JusticeInfo.Net draws...

The Movement to Decriminalize Border Crossing

Should it be a crime to cross the border into the United States? This forthcoming article is the first to explore the growing resistance to the politics and practices of...

Religion, Speech, Expression

CPR Macomer

Information provided by Paola Petrucco, Italian Coalition for Civil Liberties and Rights (Coalizione Italiana per le Libertà e i Diritti Civili, CILD) 1. How many people are currently detained in...

Managing research posts in the Faculty of Law

Christianity on Trial: Asylum, Conversion, and the Modern Nation-State

This three-year interdisciplinary research project entitled 'Christianity on Trial: Asylum, Conversion, and the Modern Nation-State' (2019-2022) examines the negotiation of ‘Christianity’ through the lens of asylum adjudications of claimants based...

Inaugural Lectures and Special Lectures

We run various special and inaugural lectures throughout the year. These lectures include:SeriesIn association withProfessorial Inaugural lectures The Clarendon Law Lecture SeriesOxford University PressThe Equality and Diversity Lecture SeriesBlackstone...

Global Prisoners' Families

Global Prisoners' Families is based in Oxford. It originated when a small group of scholars, whose work centred on the families of prisoners, were brought together for a two...

Cameroon Conflict Research Group

Our team Publications BlogViolent conflict has disrupted life in the anglophone regions of Cameroon since 2016. Thousands of people have been killed, over half a...

Oxford Intellectual Property Research Centre

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The Cape Town Convention Academic Project

The purpose of this project is to facilitate the academic study and assessment of the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment (the Cape Town Convention), together with its Protocols,...

Mobile Methodologies and Migrant Narratives

Dr. Julie Ham’s research is grounded in ongoing engagement with community-based organizations and international networks working for migrant rights, sex worker rights and social change. Through participatory and visual methodologies,...