The following article is authored by Tom Kemp, a PhD candidate in Law at Kent Law School. His work investigates the prefigurative thought within anti-immigration-detention … Read more

Two days ago, the news was full of Jeremy Corbyn’s recent decision to suspend Labour MP Naz Shah while her alleged antisemitism is investigated. Two … Read more

One clear theme from the Hillsborough inquests is the ways in which inquests can act to frame who and what can be mourned. My Facebook … Read more

The following article is authored by Kent Law School PhD student Allison Lindner. If you are interested in first hand accounts of how privatisation affects … Read more

Reposted from Alan McKenna’s blog ‘almacblog: Life, law, academia and asbestos’ The decision in Sloper v Lloyds Bank this week is a stark reminder of … Read more

The following article is authored by Kent Law School PhD student Ahmed Memon On a bench at a stop by the road in a little … Read more

The following article is authored by Kent Law School PhD student Steve Crawford One of the most common questions currently circulating around me as a … Read more

This article by Gbenga Oduntan was originally published on The Conversation.  The UN’s Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has decided that Julian Assange is being … Read more

In her latest post for the Kent Law Clinic blog (Clinical), Clinic Solicitor Dr Lucy Welsh explains the significance of the government’s recent U-turn over … Read more

Kent Law School is home to a dynamic, thriving research community. Staff are highly regarded and influential academic authors and are committed to producing theoretically … Read more