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Brexit, Northern Ireland, and Devolution

Amanda Kramer Brexit and Rights Engagement Network   One of the biggest difficulties facing the UK government in the current Brexit negotiations is how to resolve the problems that Brexit …

28th September 2018 admin-euro

Brexit and Human Rights in Northern Ireland

Alan Greene Brexit and Rights Engagement Network     As the Brexit negotiations reach their endgame, the border on the island of Ireland has become the main stumbling block. The …

21st September 2018 admin-euro

Now is the time to consider a bill of rights for Scotland

Kirsteen Shields Brexit and Rights Engagement Network     The UK government is chasing an illusion of sovereignty via Brexit, but it is a change that will come at the …

21st September 2018 admin-euro

Incorporating International Human Rights in a Devolved Context

Kasey McCall-Smith Brexit and Rights Engagement Network     International human rights treaties universally contain a call to States parties to give legal effect to the obligations found in the …

17th September 2018 admin-euro

Human Rights Reform: Adjudication and Enforcement of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights?

Katie Boyle Brexit and Rights Engagement Network The way that human rights are protected in the UK is changing. This has a direct impact on the different types of adjudication, …

23rd July 2018 admin-euro

Brexit and the Interpretation of Domestic Rights

Niall O’Connor Brexit and Rights Engagement Network It might be thought that Brexit would have very little impact on the interpretation of domestic rights. Surely, post-Brexit, British judges will continue …

23rd July 2018 admin-euro

Enforceability of Workers’ Rights after Brexit

Rebecca Zahn Brexit and Rights Engagement Network In the run-up to the Brexit referendum, workers’ rights were invoked repeatedly by both sides of the campaign, as either a reason to …

23rd July 2018 admin-euro

EU Citizens Living in the UK: Protection from Deportation under EU Law

Adrienne Yong Brexit and Rights Engagement Network Despite the fact that EU citizens enjoy the right to move to and live in other Member States, the UK Government has seemingly …

30th May 2018 admin-euro

European Arrest Warrant and Catalan Politicians: Legal Dilemmas for the Judges

Leandro Mancano The European Arrest Warrant (EAW) issued last autumn for Carles Puigdemont, president in exile of the Catalan Government, attracted exceptional media attention. The noise seemed bound to fade …

4th April 2018 admin-euro

The ECtHR Decision in ND and NT: New Human Rights Limits for Frontex?

Valentina Rioseco Vallejos On 3 October 2017, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) handed down its judgement in ND and NT v Spain. It held that the immediate refoulement …

3rd April 2018 lewing

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