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·19th April 2022

Protest Against the Government’s Backpedal on Conversion Therapy Ban

Jessica Kaye
A new collective of community and student organisers in Oxford has formed in response to the government’s continual changing attitudes...
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Green
·13th September 2021

Our land our nature: The inaugural alternative conservation congress

Jamie Walker
Image description: A picture of a rainforest From 6th September, amidst Extinction Rebellion’s two week “Impossible Rebellion”, young people from...
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Pink
·2nd February 2019

Undoing colonialism: Angola lifts ban on homosexuality

Guo-Sheng Liu
On 23rd January, Angola adopted a new penal code, its first since its independence from Portugal. The former penal code...
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·8th October 2018

Hillary Clinton made Honorary Fellow of Mansfield

James Ashworth
Image Credit: Adithi Shenava Hillary Clinton has been made an honorary fellow of Mansfield College, The Oxford Student can reveal....
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Profile
·4th June 2018

STAR: Bringing the fight for refugees to Oxford

Tarini Kumar
From its very name, Student Action for Refugees (STAR) makes its objectives very clear – that of the empowerment and...
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·4th January 2017

Oxford’s Law Faculty opens institute dedicated to the study of human rights

Lottie Hayton
The Law Faculty of the University of Oxford has officially welcomed Justice Kate O’Regan as director of The Bonavero Institute...
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Comment
·15th December 2014

The Torture Report: it isn’t just morally reprehensible, it also doesn’t work

Conor Hamilton
Warning: this piece contains graphic description of torture and reference to self-harm. The recent report from the US Senate Intelligence...
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College NewsNewsUniversity News
·6th June 2013

St Anne’s votes against blocking porn

Charlie Dennis
A motion to ban student access to five porn websites was defeated in a St Anne’s JCR meeting last Sunday....
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·16th February 2012

Interview: Bianca Jagger

James Rothwell interviews Bianca Jagger about her own organisation, the Bianca Jagger Foundation, about the work she does towards government accountability and how to make sure that human rights laws are adhered to.
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Gen Z
·23rd November 2021

Ivy Getty’s wedding and other moments from our favorite heiresses

Andrew Wang
Image description: an opulent dining setting with stereotypically old-money furnishings Artist, model, and oil heiress Ivy Getty made headlines last...
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News
·28th April 2019

Rhodes scholars call on US presidential hopefuls to condemn Israel’s deportation of rights activist

Úna Yates
Rhodes Scholars have called on presidential hopefuls and fellow Rhodes scholars, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Cory Booker, to condemn Israel’s...
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·10th October 2018

Hillary Clinton delivers address at Mansfield

Adithi Shenava
To mark the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights, located...
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·31st August 2018

OxStu Exclusive: Hillary Clinton to speak at Oxford Human Rights Institute

Adithi Shenava
Image Credit: Gage Skidmore (CC BY-SA 2.0) Hillary Clinton, the Democratic Party’s nominee for President of the United States in...
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Pink
·4th June 2018

Economic interventionism: the answer to LGBT+ rights abuses

Grace Davis
Homophobia and transphobia are certainly not concepts known only to Britain. Whilst it is easy to see areas in which...
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Comment
·1st November 2015

UK and China too close for comfort

Rachel Dunne
Despite attempts to define Chinese President Xi JinPing’s recent visit to Britain by his eating fish and chips, drinking beer...
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Comment
·6th August 2014

Israel, this is not a proportionate response!

Before making any kind of argument, one thing must be made clear. In Gaza, both Hamas and the Israelis are...
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·17th August 2012

Assange and asylum: troubling questions for the UK

Aaron Payne
The saga of Julian Assange seems to underline the hypocrisy and self-interest that characterise international politics. I will admit at...
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·14th January 2012

Wisdom from Without: J.S. Verma

J. S. Verma encourages us to ensure that universal human rights are universally applied.
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