In our latest student contributor blog, Ellie Vincent from the Oxford Brookes JLAP group sets out her arguments in favour of granting immigration rights for …
This article first appeared on the BPP Human Rights Blog at: https://bpphumanrightsunit.wordpress.com/ In the space of a couple of months, Covid-19 has transformed the way …
Nottingham University JLAP group have again worked with the International Law Book Facility to arrange a shipment of law books, this time delivering legal textbooks …
Junior Lawyers Against Poverty representatives from 6 universities joined forces at the London offices of Latham & Watkins. They met to discuss their on-going projects …
Snapshots from our twins: Victoria and Dennis In 2016 and 2017, two sets of law students at King’s College London partnered with law students from …
Snapshots from our Twins: Mathilde and Bruno In 2016 and 2017, two sets of law students at King’s College London partnered with law students from …
At Nottingham, we have collaborated with Pro Bono Society and Oxfam Society to launch Junior Lawyers Against Poverty at Nottingham University. Our initial focus was …
My name is Nyangoma Kagambe Doreen and I am in my final year in Uganda Christian University, Mukono. At the age of 10, I lost …
I’m Irene, and I am a second-year Politics, Philosophy and Law student at King’s College London. I came to the UK to study law because, …
In complete honesty, after high school I was a bit lost. My parents had just got divorced and my mind was not really in the …
