News

5 October 2017

Scotland is changing the way Universal Credit is paid to help people budget

2 October 2017

The Kurdish referendum and the gamble of unilateralism

26 September 2017

Professor Michael Dougan on the Government's "implicit admission of Brexit failure"

25 September 2017

Iraq's Kurdistan Region puts bid for self-determination to the vote

25 September 2017

Support secured for amendments seeking to protect children post Brexit

22 June 2017

The Solicitors Qualification Exam

6 June 2017

Postgraduate Researcher Week

5 April 2017

Law School Academic partners with the Tom Lantos Institute in Budapest

30 March 2017

'Lost Autonomy' as damage in wrongful fertilisation case

27 March 2017

Helping States develop laws intended to prevent non-communicable diseases

20 March 2017

Waiting on scoliosis treatment: A children’s rights issue launched by the Irish Ombudsman for Children

16 March 2017

Hillsborough Bill Conference

22 February 2017

The European Children's Rights Unit welcomes Baroness Massey

26 October 2016

Interview: Brexit and the Devolved Governments

18 July 2016

International Symposium: Ethno-Cultural Diversity and Human Rights: Taking Stock and Looking Ahead

18 July 2016

Liverpool Law Students Visit International Law Institutions in the Netherlands

5 July 2016

The Brexit Imbroglio between Law and Pluralism - Gaetano Pentassuglia, University of Liverpool

22 June 2016

Shining the Spolight on Children: The Impact of Brexit on Children's Rights

8 June 2016

What Is Autonomy? And Why Understanding This Matters

1 June 2016

Making Sense of TTIP? Trade, Competition, Regulation, Human Rights & Democracy