 | Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Bristol Law School’s Thomson Reuters Legal Student Representative awarded First Place Award at the annual Thomson Reuters Conference 2nd year Law student Anita Dangova has been named First place at the annual Thomson Reuters Conference for the work she has achieved this year as a Thomson Reuters Legal Student Representative (TRLSR).
As a TRLSR, Anita organises different Westlaw (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Guest blog post: A student representatives’ perspective of the Times Higher Education awards ceremony Guest author: Mia Collins, 3rd Year Business and Management Student
Currently in my final year of studying Business and Management, I have been fortunate enough to represent the department as its Lead Department Representative and the Finance, B (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Guest blog post: A student representatives’ perspective of the Times Higher Education awards ceremony Guest author: Mia Collins, 3rd Year Business and Management Student
Currently in my final year of studying Business and Management, I have been fortunate enough to represent the department as its Lead Department Representative and the Finance, B (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Bristol Law School graduate named Human Rights Lawyer of the Year By Jeremy Allen, Media Relations
A Bristol Law School graduate has been named Human Rights Lawyer of the Year by the Law Society, the representative body for solicitors in England and Wales. Ravi Naik was awarded the accolade for work as a leadi (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Student blog post: Can the events that happened during the Maydan protests in Ukraine be qualified as crimes against humanity? This post (edited for publication) is contributed to our blog as part of a series of work produced by students for assessment within the module ‘Public International Law’. Following from last year’s blogging success, we decided to publish our s (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Student blog post: To which extent is it possible to include cultural genocide in the definition of genocide as stated in the ICC Statute? This post (edited for publication) is contributed to our blog as part of a series of work produced by students for assessment within the module ‘Public International Law’. Following from last year’s blogging success, we decided to publish our s (More) |
 | jmenglishby wrote: "Justice is not being seen to be done – and we’re all the poorer for it"- Research on reporting in criminal courts By Dr Tom Smith.
In January 2018, researchers from the School of Journalism (Phil Chamberlain and Sally Reardon) and the Department of Law (Marcus Keppel-Palmer and Tom Smith) supervised journalism students for a week of observations in Bristol Magi (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Student blog post: In light of the article by Melissa Bellitto, ‘The World Bank, Capabilities, and Human Rights: A New Vision for Girls' Education beyond’ (2015) Florida Journal of International Law 91 discuss the role of the World Bank as a funder of education. This post (edited for publication) is contributed to our blog as part of a series of work produced by students for assessment within the module ‘Public International Law’. Following from last year’s blogging success, we decided to publish our (More) |
| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Voluntary work through UWE Bristol helps inmates in Kenya get a law degree
Law students from Bristol Law School have helped inmates and wardens in prisons in Kenya to study for a law degree, by giving them access to course materials and providing legal tuition through a volunteer project over the summer.
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| Faculty of Business and Law wrote: Student blog post: With Reference to the Case-Law of the European Convention on Human Rights Do Prisoners Have the Right to Vote and, if yes, to which Extent? This post (edited for publication) is contributed to our blog as part of a series of work produced by students for assessment within the module ‘Public International Law’. Following from last year’s blogging success, we decided to publish our s (More) |
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