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Brand new podcast – ‘Not for Want of Trying’ – out now!

By lac44 | 17 September 2024

Join Erika Rackley, Professor of Law at the Kent Law School, University of Kent and Sharon Thompson, Professor of Law at Cardiff University as they … Read more

Dr Alex Magaisa a leading commentator on the developing situation in Zimbabwe

By drl | 15 November 2017

Dr Alex Magaisa, Lecturer in Law, and former chief advisor to Morgan Tsvangirai (then Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister and leader of the Movement for Democratic Change), … Read more

Prof Harm Schepel appears on BBC Newsnight ‘Life After Brexit’ Special

By drl | 27 June 2016

Professor Harm Schepel of Kent’s Brussels School of International Studies appeared on BBC Newsnight’s ‘Life After Brexit’ special on Saturday 25 June, following the UK … Read more

Is space tourism travelling faster than space law?

By Andrea Shieber | 23 June 2015

Kent Space Law expert Dr Gbenga Oduntan warns of ‘criminal and civil jurisdictional nightmares’ as space tourism outpaces the development of space law in an … Read more

Kent public law expert joins panel discussing relevance of Magna Carta

By Andrea Shieber | 15 June 2015

Kent Public Law expert David Radlett contributed to a panel discussion on the continuing relevance of Magna Carta in the 21st century at Maidstone Crown … Read more

Kent International Law expert urges Nigeria’s new government to address “ingrained corruption”

By Andrea Shieber | 11 June 2015

Kent International Law expert Dr Gbenga Oduntan urges Nigeria’s new government to address “ingrained corruption” as a matter of priority in an article published online … Read more

Proposals for new Policing Authority in Ireland have been ‘watered down’

By Andrea Shieber | 22 May 2015

Concerns expressed by policing expert Dr Vicky Conway that the Irish Government’s proposals for a new independent Policing Authority have been ‘watered down’ are heavily … Read more

Temporary and part-time workers may be subject to job centre surveillance

By Andrea Shieber | 22 May 2015

Family law expert Dr Ruth Cain says temporary and part-time workers may be subject to job centre surveillance following the introduction of Universal Credit (UC), … Read more

Legal consequences of Eighth Amendment for maternity care in Irish Constitution

By Andrea Shieber | 22 April 2015

The legal consequences of the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland for maternity care are explored by Kent Law lecturer Máiréad Enright in a … Read more

Not the first time Home Office ordered to retrieve deported asylum-seeker

By Andrea Shieber | 22 April 2015

Kent Public Law expert David Radlett says that the Home Office was previously ordered to retrieve a deported asylum-seeker in 1991 following news today that … Read more

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