As World Health Organization (WHO) Member States consider Access & Benefit Sharing under the #PandemicTreaty, the newest article in our JLME #GlobalHealthLaw column series questions whether the #ABS transaction is an appropriate path to global equity under international law. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

📜 NEW PAPER alert! "Plastics and (The Right to) Health" published in the Edward Elgar Research Handbook on Plastics written by Steph Switzer & Graham Hamley tinyurl.com/nhyck7ns See also a policy brief based on the paper tinyurl.com/3ddwy8zb 📸 Georgina Yaa Oduro

Chaired by our Dr Steph Switzer, and with our Prof Elisa Morgera as one of the speakers.

New blog post on the Strathclyde Law Blog: our Dr Steph Switzer considers equity in the context of Covid-19 and the proposed Pandemic Treaty strath.ac.uk/humanities/law… #StrathLawBlog

New on the Strathclyde Law Blog, a post by our Dr Steph Switzer relating to a recent Royal Society of Edinburgh event about pathogens and related considerations for the Pandemic Treaty strath.ac.uk/humanities/law…

Here's to the pupils who didn't appear on the telly last night with their exam results but did their best or are now living in the shadow of not doing their best. Your exam results don't define who you are as a person. Here's to the positive and optimistic parents and teachers

EVENT on 30 August, organised by our Dr @BirgitSchippers. Read more about the Artificial Intelligence & Human Rights-Based Decision-Making symposium (with details of how to get involved) on our website. strath.ac.uk/humanities/law…

Our Dr Michael Randall (Michael Randall) has written for Times Higher Education (Times Higher Education), on the use of movies and television programmes as part of legal studies timeshighereducation.com/campus/using-f…

We’re delighted that Richard Susskind will be coming to Strathclyde Law School next month. His lecture - ‘AI and the Future of Legal Services’ - could not be more timely. The lecture is open to all, but space is limited - please sign up if interested. eventbrite.co.uk/e/ai-and-the-f…

*Please Share/Retweet* Funded PhD Opportunity (3 yr stipend+home fees): "Cohesive & Ecologically Coherent EU-UK Fisheries Management after Brexit" qub.ac.uk/courses/postgr… Come research with me! (1/2)

"Scotland shines in law school rankings" - coverage in The Times (£) about this year's Good University Guide, in which Strathclyde was ranked sixth in the UK (with three other Scottish law schools featuring in the top ten). thetimes.co.uk/article/scotla…

NEWS - CSHRL International Human Rights Day Event 2023, on 8 December 2023 at University of Strathclyde strath.ac.uk/humanities/law…

Over 100,000 Gazans are either dead, injured, or missing and presumed dead. The risk of famine is high and increasing each day. We continue to call for safe access for humanitarian personnel and supplies. We continue to call for the hostages to be released. We continue to

The story of Darren Bradshaw’s life, taking a look at the ‘secret history of being gay in the Troubles’ and the pioneers of Belfast nightlife that helped create the city’s thriving LGBT scene today. The dance music, the fashion and the stories that brought it to life.

🔔 Abstract submissions for our Law Conference close tomorrow at 23:59 March 28th, 2024 (UK time)! 📝 #lawconference #callforabstracts #pgr #DeadlineReminder

Our new LLM in Law, Technology and Innovation is now open for applications (full-time and part-time) for a September start. strath.ac.uk/courses/postgr…

Only a little over 24h left to submit for the IV edition of the International Semianr ‘Heritage in War and Peace IV’ – the most interdisciplinary and innovative of heritage conferences. Submit your abstracts here: strath.ac.uk/humanities/law…

Huge congratulations to the big man. Prof Paterson has had a remarkable career, and now adds KC (Hon) to his honours and letters.

It’s been 63 years since suicide was decriminalised in the UK. But so many of us still use the term ‘commit suicide’. Why does it matter? Language that links suicide and crime can increase stigma and prevent people struggling with suicidal thoughts from speaking out. If we

Today at the University of Strathclyde, we are hosting the Economic and Social Research Council IAA funded event "What can international disaster law learn from Global Health Law", in association with BIICL, and with input from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law plus various academic partners.