France recently amended its Constitution to protect abortion rights - the question is, was it necessary?

Legislative strategies to bridge economic inequality and the debunking of retaliatory myths.

From 30 November to 12 December, over 70,000 delegates will attend the 28th meeting of the Conference of Parties (commonly known as...

Recent laws in numerous Russophone countries are prompting a swift decline in the prominence of the Russian language.

The freezing of Nigel Farage’s creates need to look into the details and possible dangers of freedom of expression legislation in the UK.

Switzerland's recent approval of a new climate security act has been both victorious and controversial within the Swiss public.

As a reaction to terrorist attacks in the UK over the last decade, the government has drafted a new bill that sets out requirements for...

In January 2023, following months of Industrial Action undertaken across the United Kingdom, the UK government introduced a new Strikes...

The article will outline how "abortion deserts" will affect women and the ways in which Dobbs will influence access to reproductive care.

Why the suggested reforms to the Human Rights Act 1998 would be a detriment to human rights in the UK.

Following the leaked draft from the US Supreme Court concerning abortions, here are some of the new abortion laws that may be enforced

An exploration of the new concerning trend in American state legislatures to limit discussion of LGBTQ+ people and issues in education.

In the United States, a war is being waged against "Big Tech" and the climate may allow for the introduction of new antitrust legislation

This article discusses recent UK government announcements regarding Brexit and the seeming lack of substance within them.

Analysis the UK’s new National Security and Investment Act and the types of investments and transactions corporations must disclose

The new US infrastructure bill allots funding for much-needed improvements to Native American communities

The Scottish Government is committed to improving the rights of children and has made changes in legislation to protect them.

In light of National Adoption month, this article examines whether the UK is doing enough for the 80,000 looked-after children in the care s

Environmental lawyer, Bhagya Wickramasinghe, shares her experience advocating for climate change prevention in Sri Lanka

This piece explores attempts by the US to ban tribal traditions, revealing the thin line between tradition and law.