by Humanities Web Team | Dec 23, 2020 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Magna Carta, Myths and Freemen on the Land Government policies aimed at tackling Covid-19 remain a source of boundless controversy. Whilst there are many voices arguing for stricter controls and fewer...
by Humanities Web Team | Dec 23, 2020 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Freedom of Expression, Ideas and Universities. By the look of it, it seems that the curse of the White Witch, “always winter and never Christmas”, has left Narnia and visited the United Kingdom. Changed...
by Humanities Web Team | Nov 2, 2020 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources More Catholic than the Pope: Same sex unions, families and civil rights From the moment of his election, Pope Francis was heralded by many as a symbol of hope, progress and even healing. Neither was this...
by Humanities Web Team | Oct 25, 2020 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources When is a marriage not a marriage? Registration, religious weddings and nullity Long story short is that in AG v Akhter [2020] EWCA Civ 122 (Appeal), the Court of Appeal recently reversed a decision by a...
by Humanities Web Team | Jul 16, 2020 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources What are Human Rights? The language of human rights now pops up everywhere, from cereal packets to Twitter, and it is impossible to click onto social media or turn on the news without hearing the phrase....
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