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Recent news stories about the School of Law's research outputs and work with international partners.
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Animals must be given legal rights to ensure their wellbeing, agree experts at BCU co-hosted conference
Bridging the gap between animal and environmental law and raising animals ’ legal status are some of the first steps towards a better legal future for animals, agreed experts at the UK Animal Law Conference 29-30 May 2024, co-hosted by Birmingham City University (BCU) and the UK Centre for Animal Law (A-Law) . -
How feminists are harnessing human rights to advance abortion access
Dr Rebecca Smyth, Lecturer in Law at Birmingham City University (BCU), is researching how feminists use human rights to advance abortion rights access. -
Criminal justice expert presents at the Law Library of United States Congress on Human Rights Day
Professor Sarah Cooper, Professor of Interdisciplinary Criminal Justice at Birmingham City University (BCU), delivered a lecture titled, Human Rights Day: Science Literacy and the Law at an event hosted by the Law Library of the United States Congress to celebrate Human Rights Day on 10 December 2023. -
Law School Human Rights Expert won Award for Most Impactful Consultancy Project at the Knowledge Exchange Awards
Dr Philip Oamen, Lecturer in Law at BCU, won BCU's 'Highly Commended' Award in the 'Most Impactful Consultancy Project' category, at the Knowledge Exchange Awards Dinner on 27 June 2023. The award is in recognition of his research project titled 'Rights of Older Persons in Africa'. -
BCU Researcher publishes book on Animal Law
Dr. Iyan Offor, a Lecturer in Law at BCU, has published a new book entitled, “Global Animal Law from the Margins: International Trade in Animals and their Bodies”.
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