‘Don’t Say Gay’. The Controversial Florida Bill and What’s Next In The Debate of LGBT+ Rights

International Affairs Editor, Eleanor Fletcher reports on the passing of the ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill in Florida.

A Retreat from the ‘Continental Approach’: The International Legal Implications of the UK Human Rights Act’s Repeal

Peter Donnelly writes on the international legal implication of the UK’s repeal of the Human Rights Act.

Hillsborough Disaster: What Would the Proposed “Hillsborough Law” Mean for Affected Families?

Holly Nesbitt reports on the recent calls for a new Hillsborough Law; the proposed law would offer families of victims in future catastrophes better protection and representation.

QUB NEWS: Women Are Equal to Everything – An Evening With Lady Hale at Queen’s University

Holly Nesbitt reports on Lady Hale’s – former President of the UK Supreme Court – lecture at Riddel Hall.

Insulate Britain: First Prison Sentences for Roadblock Protesters

Holly Nesbitt reports on the recent court proceedings regarding Insulate Britain’s occupation of motorways in England.