by Humanities Web Team | Dec 23, 2019 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources The Ghost of Christmas (Bans) Past In popular culture, the Puritans of the XVII century get a fair bit of flack for banning Christmas. Oliver Cromwell in particular is often, unfairly, personally blamed...
by Humanities Web Team | Dec 10, 2019 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Contemporary Challenges to Human Rights: “Brave New World” The 10th of December is the United Nations Human Rights Day, an annual commemoration of the 1948 adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human...
by Humanities Web Team | Nov 21, 2019 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Should we celebrate International Men’s Day? International Men’s Day is undoubtedly controversial. Its critics point out that unlike International Women’s Day, which had its genesis in initiatives of the...
by Humanities Web Team | Nov 13, 2019 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Constitutional Approaches to Religion: Why there is no neutrality when it comes to faith and belief. Undoubtedly, a General Election looming on the horizon pervades all areas of life. Like olives in a...
by Humanities Web Team | Nov 6, 2019 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Lawyers, Microbes and Brexit Lawyers often spend their time mulling over unpleasant and murky subjects: murder, violence, taxation etc, but those of us outside of highly specialised legal fields don’t...
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