Category: Thought leadership

The Centre for Critical Thought (CCT)—an interdisciplinary home for critically-oriented theory and practice in the humanities and social sciences at the University of Kent—proudly launches … Read more

As the UK Government pledges to resettle up to 20,000 Afghans following the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, Sheona York from the Kent Law Clinic says: ‘The Taliban’s arrival last … Read more

Professor Lydia Hayes, Head of Kent Law School, alongside Allyson Pollock, Professor of Public Health at Newcastle University has argued that mandatory vaccination is ‘unnecessary, … Read more

With Britney Spears publicly in the legal process of trying to end a conservatorship with her father, Stephanie Coker, an Associate Lecturer at Kent Law … Read more

In response to recent news of an Afghan man being charged by Greek authorities with the criminal offence of endangering life, from the 2016 incident … Read more

Kent Law School academics Professor Nick Grief, Sian Lewis-Anthony and Dr Thanos Zartaloudis have called for an apology from the Home Office after a tweet, … Read more

Legal Twitter has quite rightly exploded in the past 24 – 48 hours concerning the issue of jury trials. This has come about as a … Read more

Kent Law School alumnus Tapiwa Museba is hosting a top-ranking weekly commercial awareness podcast for current and aspiring corporate lawyers. The Commercial Awareness Podcast, launched … Read more

April 2020 Socio-legal insights in the time of COVID-19: Social care regulation at Work: Research undertaken by Professor Lydia Hayes and her project team (in … Read more

Research led by Kent Law School Professor Lydia Hayes (in collaboration with UNISON in the North West of England) shows severe breaches in Health and … Read more