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The Eric Barendt Annual Media Law Lecture: Defamation's Deficits

Bonavero Discussion Group: Animals and the Constitution - Towards Sentience-Based Constitutionalism

Michaelmas Term 2024 Update

This term, we organized two incredible events. On October 22, Dr Holly Porter, Associate Professor in the Department of Politics and International Studies and Deputy Director of the University of...

Global Criminal Justice Hub Termly Updates

Hilary Term 2023 Update

The Centre is delighted to be co-hosting the 4th international conference on ‘Punishment in Global Peripheries’ with the National University of Litoral, Sante Fe, Argentina. The conference will be held...

CANCELLED: Sarah Lamble on 'Practicing Everyday Abolition in the Context of Britain's Culture Wars'

Michaelmas Term 2023 Update

We have this term laid some more foundations for the next stage in the work of the Global Criminal Justice Hub. The Centre has signed research and teaching collaboration agreements...

Cancelled: Martha O'Carroll on 'Exploring Abolitionist Disruptions to Scotland's Progressive Penal State'

Shaïn Morisse on the co-authored book 'Brick by Brick by Brick, Wall by Wall: A History of Penal Abolitionism'

Anti-carceral feminisms in Ecuador: toward a non-penal feminist justice

Adrija Ghosh

Adrija Ghosh is studying for a DPhil in Law, working under the supervision of Professor Catherine O’Regan. Her thesis studies minority cultural rights under the Indian Constitution. She read for...

Başak Çalı Comments on Swiss Climate Case and European Court Ruling

A recent article in The Guardian has highlighted comments by Başak Çalı, Professor of International Law, on the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe’s decision regarding Switzerland’s...

Accelerating Women’s Justice: Research, Reform, and Support for Survivors

Faculty Hosts First Annual Donor and Volunteer Thank You Reception

On Wednesday 12 March 2025, the Faculty welcomed donors, volunteers, Dean's scholars, and Faculty members to our annual Donor and Volunteer Thank You Reception. Held at The Honourable Society of...

Dean’s Scholar’s Article on Netflix’s New Crime Drama Featured in The Conversation on Netflix’s New Crime Drama

The Faculty is pleased to share that Megan Smith-Dobric, DPhil Candidate and Dean’s Scholar, has been featured in The Conversation, analysing the new Netflix drama Adolescence and its depiction of...

BGRF Writing Workshop

'Paying attention to Patriarchy – ‘Patriarchal Forestalling’ and Systemic Injustice for Victims of Domestic Abuse in India.'

Rachel Condry’s Research on Matricide Featured in The Guardian

Rachel Condry, Professor of Criminology, has been featured in The Guardian for her research into the hidden issue of matricide in the United Kingdom. Her research, in collaboration with Dr...

Assemblages of care: Criminological pathways to addressing everyday climate harmscapes

Shopping Under Suspicion: Understanding Racial and Ethnic Profiling in American and Canadian Retailers

2025 IECL Annual Lecture: Continuity and Confluence: of Roots and Varied Shoots in Namibia’s Roman-Dutch Legal Tradition

ReMeD - Resilient Media for Democracy in the Digital Age

A Theory of State Liability

Legalizing Sovereignty in South Asian Constitutionalism

Oxford Law Faculty hosts 'Issues in the Law of Rescission' Symposium

On Friday, 14 March 2025, Jonas Atmaz Al-Sibaie and Jordan English, on behalf of the Oxford Law Faculty, hosted a symposium on 'Issues in the Law of Rescission' at the...