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In a joint initiative between the Oxford Faculty of Law and Mansfield College, the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights is going to open its doors at the end of 2016. It will be led by human rights barrister Helene Kennedy who also serves as Mansfield’s principal. £22m have been raised already for the construction works […]
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What is “fashion law”? Over the past few years, a lot of people have been talking about “fashion law.” In my view, this term is really just a shorthand way of referring to the legal/business issues that recur in fashion-related matters. In many ways, this comes as no surprise: a “medical device lawyer,” for example, […]
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An article by an Oxford law professor has called threats of litigation against University staff who participate in industrial action over pensions as a violation of human rights.
Continue ReadingAt some point over the past five years, there must have been a right-wing coup at the BBC. The news team there seem to have joined forces with the Torygraph and the Daily Hate in forcing the idea upon us, that there is a widespread opposition, both among politicians and among the public, to extending […]
Continue ReadingLaw has long been a popular career choice for Oxford students, and not just due to the Law Society’s famed refreshments; it enjoys a reputation as one of the most well-paid and prestigious careers open to graduates. But how much do we actually know about getting into law? The OxStu spoke to some top lawyers […]
Continue ReadingTeam GB discus thrower Lawrence Okoye, put his place at Oxford on hold so that he could pursue his dream of competing in the London Olympic Games. Discus finalist Okoye, won a place at St Peter’s College Oxford to read law, but decided instead to focus on training for the Games this year. Yesterday, Okoye […]
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