Let us explore the final month in a tumultuous year and round off 2021 with a review of even more Covid restrictions and other headlines.

COVID-19 served as a catalyst for the adoption of legal tech which could provide interesting opportunities for the legal system

In light of the UK’s last-minute lockdown last winter, this article considers and questions the UK’s approach to COVID-19 as we move into th

A reflection on human rights disputes related to the COVID-19 pandemic and analysis of relevant legal conventions

In the global race for COVID-19 vaccine distribution, a proposed TRIPS waiver could be a potential way out of this pandemic

From Britney Spears to the Taliban's crimes against humanity, here are the top legal news stories from September 2021.

From the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan to COVID-19 passports, here are some of the top legal news stories from August 2021.

July has been a divisive month, from racist online trolls to lockdown restrictions easing . Here are the top legal news headlines

Throughout June many developments have hampered worldwide vaccine production and distribution, prolonging the end of the pandemic

An analysis of the flaws in the UK’s hotel quarantine system to assess its potential for violating human rights laws

From escalating conflict between Israel and Palestine to LGBTQ healthcare protections in the US, here are some legal news headlines from May

During COVID-19, female prisoners have increasingly turned to self-harm to cope with social isolation

From Chauvin's guilty verdict to further vaccine disputes in the EU, read this month's top legal headlines

Here are the Legal News highlights from March 2021, ranging from vaccine conflicts and gun laws to the Suez canal and the new Alba Party.

COVID-19 restrictions are leaving migrants around the world in increasingly difficult positions

Top headlines from February: from Trump’s legal team to CPS' policies in terror and sexual assault-related cases.

US' sanctions towards Cuba inhibited the country’s COVID-19 response but recent economic reforms may suggest future shifts in policy

COVID-19 vaccine has added to the Israel-Palestine conflict and questioned Israel’s role as an occupying power

Top legal headlines in January, from Japanese reparations to former Comfort Women to legal action following claims of election fraud

While IHR govern public health emergencies, its shortfalls were exposed during COVID-19 as it was blatantly disregarded by states