British intended parents enter around 250 domestic surrogacy arrangements a year, with several others travelling overseas to access surrogacy. These take place within a complex … Read more
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Legal research by Dr Gavin Sullivan included in a report to the UN General Assembly
Legal research about the use of global security lists by Kent Law School lecturer, Dr Gavin Sullivan, is featured in a report to be presented … Read more
First UN International Day for victims of religious persecution initiated by Kent PhD scholar
Today’s first UN International Day Commemorating the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief was initiated by Kent Law School postgraduate research … Read more
Research project examining the role of national constitutions in EU and global governance recommends reconsideration of the prevailing focus on sovereignty
A five-year Kent Law School research project examining ‘The Role of National Constitutions in European and Global Governance’ recommends reconsideration of the prevailing focus on … Read more
Homeless veterans in London: investigating housing responsibilities
In an ongoing collaborative investigation into housing responsibilities for homeless veterans in London, Kent Law School housing law experts Dr Ed Kirton-Darling and Professor Helen … Read more
How unwanted sexual images are shattering lives
A new report co-authored by Kent Law School Professor Erika Rackley reveals how sexual images shared online without consent can be devastating for victims – … Read more
Professor Rosemary Hunter appointed to government panel steering public call for evidence on family courts
Kent family law expert Professor Rosemary Hunter has been appointed to a government panel steering a public call for evidence on how the family courts … Read more
Professor Helen Carr addresses politicians at parliamentary launch of Fire Safety Checklist
Kent housing law expert Professor Helen Carr addressed politicians, policymakers and leading fire safety professionals this week at the parliamentary launch of a crucial Fire … Read more
Decolonising the Curriculum Project Manifesto presented to Speaker of the House of Commons
Students from Kent Law School’s Decolonising the Curriculum Project (DtCP) have presented their Manifesto to the Speaker of the House of Commons, The Rt Hon … Read more
Decolonising the Curriculum: revolutionary project to empower BAME students inspires chain reaction of events
A revolutionary, student-led research project at Kent Law School has empowered Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) students to begin ‘decolonising’ their curriculum; it has … Read more