Delighted to welcome Hon’ble Justice Mr Suresh Kumar Kait (High Court of Delhi), together with colleagues at the University of Southampton for an inspiring distinguished #lecture on the Constitution of India and Social Justice. We discussed key legal developments & work of #UoSIndiaCentre

We University of Southampton Law School are hiring! If you are a law academic working in sustainability, AI &/or biotechnology, take a look: jobs.soton.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r… We're a collegiate Law School, with a strong research culture & great students southampton.ac.uk/research/areas… Lovely campus & good location, too

Starting our workshop on #Law, #Science and #IndigenousKnowledge with a learning lunch, learning about and eating Indigenous food Global Network for Human Rights & Environment CTScienceCentre University of Southampton Law School

Congratulations to Stephen on the award of the prestigious MLR PhD Scholarship!

We invite applications for a studentship in property law as part of our Centre for People, Property and Community We are keen to foster the scholars of the next generation who are interested in research which challenge the status quo of property rights. jobs.ac.uk/job/DIO433/phd…

It was fantastic to be with this extraordinary group of scholars & activists, talking about #IndigenousKnowledge, law and science for three fascinating days. Thank you to CTScienceCentre, Global Network for Human Rights & Environment and University of Southampton Law School for hosting us. Margaret Palaghicon Von Rotz Tauriq Jenkins Davidzo Elizabeth Dhumbura

Great to formally launch ‘Growing Hope and Power’ (southampton.ac.uk/~assets/doc/pu…) and its ‘sister’ academic publication ‘A vision for academic and third sector collaboration in (criminal) justice’ (onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ho…) last week, at Hope Street in Southampton!

We are pleased to make available the recording of a seminar given by Prof Charlotte Villiers (Bristol Law School) on her paper: The Sustainable Development Goals as a Foundation for a New Compassion-Based Paradigm for Business and Human Rights youtu.be/lXxwRs4wnUU

📽️ Watch the latest Public Policy|Spotlight video featuring Fatima Ozcan Southampton Marine & Maritime Institute University of Southampton Law School on her PhD research on cyber cover autonomous vessels and her activities within PPS. 👉 buff.ly/3Syd9l8 #cybersecurity #maritime #maritimelaw

CfP - Abstracts now being received for Ex-situ Conservation Measures: Between Wild Animal Exploitation and Wild Animal Welfare, part of the Annual RoL and Sustainable Development Seminar hosted at University of Southampton Law School 7 Feb 2025.

Congratulations to everyone receiving their #ALevelResults today! We can’t wait to welcome you in September 🤗 Didn't get the news you hoped for? Don’t worry - our team is here to support you. Find out everything you need to know about #Clearing here 👉 brnw.ch/UoS_Clearing

The wonderful Dina Lupin has put together a blogging symposium for GNHRE based on their student's submissions for the 'Environmental Justice and the Law' module. This week, we will post five blogs examining various environmental justice case studies. gnhre.org/?p=18168

No-fault evictions will likely to be banned in England soon🏠 But this won’t solve private renters’ problems, says Prof Helen Carr from our University of Southampton Law School. Read her The Conversation article with Ed Kirton-Darling @ekd.bsky.social 👇👇 theconversation.com/no-fault-evict… #RentersReformBill #NoFaultEvictions

Next in Dina Lupin's Environmental Justice and the Law - A Student Blogging Symposium is Salma Bennagi. Read their piece 'Beneath the Surface: The Plight of Bouazar’s Cobalt Miners' here: gnhre.org/?p=18180

Next in Dina Lupin's Environmental Justice and the Law - A Student Blogging Symposium is Eva-Mae Eighteen. Read her piece 'The Flint Water Crisis: A Real American Horror Story' here: gnhre.org/?p=18185

Next in Dina Lupin 's Environmental Justice and the Law - A Student Blogging Symposium is Agata Sudol. Read their piece 'Tainted Tides: Caitlin Edwards’ Struggle Against Environmental Injustice' here: gnhre.org/?p=18193