by Humanities Web Team | Feb 10, 2020 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Brexit and British Identity The much-loved BBC children’s series Horrible Histories found itself in the eye of the Brexit storm last week. Comedian Nish Kumar presented a special edition for 31st January,...
by Humanities Web Team | Jan 29, 2020 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Tradwives and the importance of equality law Some trends seem to pop up overnight like mushrooms, seeded by unseen any mysterious cultural spores. All of a sudden, the “Tradwife Movement” has become...
by Humanities Web Team | Jan 20, 2020 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Veganism Confirmed as a Protected Belief An Employment Tribunal has recently confirmed that ethical veganism is a protected belief for the purposes of Equality Law. Alongside many others in the legal...
by Humanities Web Team | Jan 16, 2020 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Talk of abolishing the House of Lords: Are two Chambers better than one? Update-Please note that Rebecca Long-Bailey provided more detail about her proposals after our original blog went live. We opted...
by Humanities Web Team | Jan 13, 2020 | News
Religion, law and the constitution About Blog Student resources Gender Identity and Freedom of Belief The Employment Tribunal decision in the Forstater case has already attracted a lot of attention in the traditional press and online, and there is little doubt that...
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