Nov 266 minOWLSS Events: ‘Equal to Everything’ with Baroness Hale of RichmondBy Rioghnach Theakston. 100 years after women were first admitted as lawyers, Baroness Hale discussed the importance of judicial diversity.
Nov 226 min‘Copyright is for Losers’: Banksy, GANksy, and Infringement ClaimsBy Emily Wigoder. An artificial intelligence software has been trained to produce images using the portfolio of ‘a certain street artist’.
Nov 148 min20 Years of UN Security Council Resolution 1325: The Evolving Role of Women in International PeaceBy Rioghnach Theakston. This year marks the 20th anniversary of UNSC Resolution 1325, which sets out the Women, Peace and Security agenda.
Nov 84 minWhy Nonlawyers are the Future of Civil Legal ServicesBy Kelsea Jeon. Law is a discipline that mandates extensive formal training for practice. So how can nonlawyers be the future of civil law?
Nov 14 minOnline Hearings: The Impact of COVID-19 on Access to JusticeBy Polina Suchkova. Government regulations attempting to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 have forced the British justice system to change...
Oct 2113 minLife as an Academic: Lorren EldridgeBy Heather Cowgill. An interview with Lorren Eldridge, a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford.
Oct 188 minLife As an Academic: Dr Liz FisherBy Heather Cowgill. Dr Liz Fisher is a Professor of Environmental Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Oxford.
Jul 244 minCOVID-19 - The impact on womenBy Katarina Foss-Solbrekk. COVID-19 does not discriminate. It can (and has) affected us all, albeit in different ways.
Jul 213 minCOVID-19 - A comparison of governmental measuresBy Lei Yi Wong. In order to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic, countries across the globe have employed various tactics.
Jul 137 minTen Books for an Aspiring Law Student by Heather Cowgill. Whether you’re a law student on their summer break or an aspiring lawyer, you may have a book-shaped hole in your life.
Mar 77 minBalancing Freedom of expression and Right to privacy: How Caroline Flack’s story can work to changeby Bunty Kerray. The British media, in particular tabloids, is infamous for having a specific fascination with a woman's 'fall from grace'.
Feb 296 minBook Review: Raising the Bar by Nikki Aldersonby Heather Cowgill. Raising the Bar is an excellent example of solidarity and the genuine desire to help professional women go forwards.
Feb 235 minOWLSS Events: Diversity Panelby Lei Yi Wong. A panel of women lawyers from diverse backgrounds shared their perspectives on the issue of diversity.
Feb 88 minWe Believe Her, Why Don’t They? by Bunty Kerray. Criminal justice systems across the world have failed to respond appropriately, if at all, to women*’s victimisation.
Nov 24, 20194 minOWLSS Events: Women at the Commercial Barby Raylene Fang Aspiring women lawyers tend towards the solicitor route, as a result of prevailing perceptions of prejudice against the b...
Nov 15, 20193 minBook Review: Misjustice by Helena Kennedyby Emilia Cieslak Misjustice is an accessible primer for anyone interested in Feminist Jurisprudence. It explores the institutional discr...
Nov 13, 20195 minSameness & Difference: Should women be calling for “equality” in the workplace?by Bunty Kerray If you’ve ever heard anyone talk about gender inequality in the workplace, you will have heard the famous statistic publi...
Oct 30, 20193 minOWLSS Events: Remarkable Women in Lawby Maia Gibb With the increasing saturation of the legal industry, the current challenge for practitioners has become one of gaining suff...
Oct 18, 20194 minRight to Identity: A Legal History of LGBTQ+ Rights (Part II)by Raylene Fang (For more on the decriminalization of homosexuality and the Sexual Offences Act 2003, head to Part I.) The Fight for Tran...
Oct 13, 20194 minRight to Love: A Legal History of LGBTQ+ Rights (Part I)by Raylene Fang Fifty years after the Stonewall uprising in 1969 in the US, June every year is celebrated as Pride Month. In 2017, the UK...
