Dr Steve Foster discusses the recent ruling by the European Court in the ‘gay cake’ case: Lee v United Kingdom, application No. 188060/19, decision of the European Court (admissibility) 6 January 2022.
Author: Coventry Law School
by Hoda Abid, Coventry Law School Alumna At the start of my law degree, I never imagined that I would pursue a career change at the end. Like most people on the course, I planned to follow the traditional route to becoming a solicitor or barrister. However, in my placement year, I realised that a […]
Alex Woolley and Paige Evans , final year LLB Law students, explain how I.Stephanie Boyce is inspiring the next generation of lawyers and how important it is to develop your professional networks whilst at University.
This blog post summarises some of the findings of a recent report published by Natural Resources Wales. It highlights how climate change is expected to cause future flooding in certain areas in Wales.
This post considers the relationship between Brexit and climate change, as Brexit has come at a pivotal time where urgent action to combat climate change needed. To understand the extent of this impact, it is necessary to delve into the UK’s contributions in combating climate change before and after Brexit.
Manisha Kumar, a third year LLB student, explores the importance of COP26, the anticipated impacts of COP26 on companies, and the opportunities for companies as a result of COP26.
Click here for registration for the inaugural Black Excellence in Academia event, with Dr Margaret Casely-Hayford CBE, Professor Jenna Ward and Sandrea Maynard.
Dr Ayesha Shahid explores the question of whether international human rights and labour standards can provide protection and empowerment to migrant Filipino domestic workers through the feminist concept of ‘women’s agency’.
by Dr Ayesha Shahid, Assistant Professor and Associate Member of the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations. Dr Ayesha Shahid in her recently co- authored article with Professor Shaheen Sardar Ali (University of Warwick) and Dr Justin Jones (Oxford University) available in Jahrbuch für islamische Rechtswissenschaft (Yearbook of Islamic Law), edited by Cefli Ademi […]
This blogpost presents ongoing research into the opportunities and challenges for the new European Union Forest Strategy for 2030, using the Laurissilva forest situated in Madeira, Portugal, as a case study example. The rationale for the research is highlighted together with key issues that will be explored in the research.