News - Birmingham Law School Overlooked, underserved, ignored: Male survivors of sexual violence in Bosnia and Herzegovina DescriptionProfessor Janine Natalya Clark speaks to the All Survivors Project podcast about her work.Date:Wednesday 16 January 2019 Shaping competition policy in the era of digitisation DescriptionProfessor Karen Yeung to speak at 'Shaping competition policy in the era of digitisation' conference hosted by EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager in Brussels.Date:Wednesday 9 January 2019 On Guns, Politics, and Peace in Colombia DescriptionSeb Eskauriatza writes for The Globe Post.Date:Monday 7 January 2019 Law and Language: Understanding multilingual EU Law DescriptionBirmingham Law School's Dr Karen McAuliffe explains the importance of taking language into account when thinking about law for the Open Access Government blogDate:Thursday 20 December 2018 Akehurst's Modern Introduction to International Law (8th ed.) Published DescriptionNew edition authored by Birmingham Law School's Dr Alexander OrakhelashviliDate:Friday 14 December 2018 Human Rights at Birmingham Law School Description70 years have passed since the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and today Birmingham Law School observes Human Rights Day by reflecting upon and championing the research of academics in this field.Date:Monday 10 December 2018 The Importance of Enabling Movement: Some Reflections from the PSVI Film Festival DescriptionCSRS Principal Investigator - Professor Janine Natalya Clark - writes for the project's "Stories from the Field" blog.Date:Monday 10 December 2018 No-Deal Brexit will severely impact NHS delivery across devolved jurisdictions –report reveals DescriptionIn the case of a 'No-Deal' scenario, it appears inevitable that there will be some impact on NHS delivery of services, recruitment of healthcare professionals and access to medicines, especially in the Devolved regionsDate:Tuesday 4 December 2018 Displaying 1 to 8 of 450 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next