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🚨 Apprentice Solicitor wanted! Join the NI Assembly’s legal team in Sept 2025. 📝 2-year post | 💰 £28K+ Apply now lk.nia.fyi/dlXF

Enrollment is open for the LLM in Law and Technology at QUB School of Law: qub.ac.uk/courses/postgr…. This program delves into the intersection of law with #TechInnovation such as generative #AI, online platforms, data, #Fintech. Explore our G-IPTech Centre: qub.ac.uk/research-centr….

The Lanyon Building will be illuminated blue tonight for #CarersWeek, recognising the vital role that #Carers play in our society. We especially want to acknowledge and thank our Queen's Staff and QUB Students with caring responsibilities. We know it's not easy to navigate the

Enrollment is open for the🌐globally-focused #LLM in #IP Law QUB School of Law: lnkd.in/dk2a8a4R. It focuses on IP intersection with 🎨creative industries, 🚑 health & life sciences, 🤖 new tech, and fundamental rights👥. Explore our G-IPTech Centre➡️lnkd.in/d76A5Dn9

Professor Joan Loughrey, Head of QUB School of Law, recently visited China, where she participated in the Fourth Dialogue on Exchanges and Mutual Learning among Civilizations that took place in Dunhuang. During her visit she also delivered a guest lecture at the China University

Huge congrats to Niharika Salar, PhD candidate at QUB Law, for presenting her research on IP, cultural heritage and textile traditions at the Law and Society Annual Meeting in Chicago! "Attending the Law and Society Annual Meeting in Chicago this year was truly one of the

🚨 LAST CALL 🚨 Aspiring legal minds! The School of Law is accepting applications for 2025/26 Tutors. This is your chance to engage with academia, enhance teaching skills, and aid others' learning journeys. Apply via this link: buff.ly/8KuBtxb by 3pm, Monday, 16th

In an unprecedented gesture of solidarity with the more-than-human, activists and guardians of the River Faughan prepared a Victim Personal Statement (VPS) on behalf of the River for the court proceedings arising from offences associated with one of Europe's biggest illegal

Your Opinion Matters! The Department of Justice wants to improve the experience of victims & witnesses of crime. If you feel you can contribute to the strategy for victims & witnesses of crime, come along to one of our upcoming info roadshows! ➡️ tickettailor.com/events/doj1

Capping Freedom of Expression? Assessing Kneecap’s Controversy under the ECHR Are Kneecap's provocative displays a legitimate target for the UK's Terrorism Act, or does it represent a 'political policing' of artistic expressive rights? Read Dr. Ethan Shattock's latest piece:

Spoke today at the Narrative Criminology Symposium at Swansea University, sharing work from my Economic and Social Research Council postdoc on the subversive victim, SGBV inside illegal armed groups and competing narratives of victimhood in Colombia's TJ. Great panels and a much needed beach walk after 🌊☀️

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Congratulations to Eamonn Rea for presenting at NUI National University of Ireland, Dublin 🎓📷 His paper explored how legal moralism can serve as a bridge between disgust and criminalization, offering insights into the role of moral judgment in shaping criminal law ⚖️

Drs Ciara Hackett and Marisa McVey introduced the second day of our Business and Human Rights workshops, taking us through the context in Northern Ireland and sharing the Northern Ireland Business and Human Rights Index.

For those students interested in Environmental protection the OEP are advertising a Principal Lawyer role. buff.ly/1UIhijg

Thanks to Queen's University Belfast 🎓 for hosting the Big Sanctuary Fair today. We enjoyed connecting with old friends and making new ones 🧡 #RefugeesWelcome #RefugeeWeek #CommunityAsASuperpower

The All-Ireland Network on Sexual Violence Research Conference - "Reforming Legal and Policy Responses to Investigating and Prosecuting Sexual Violence" has kicked off this morning in the Great Hall Queen's University Belfast 🎓. Academics, practitioners & advocates from all over Ireland, the UK and beyond are on site to share

A timely article from Professor Anne-Marie McAlinden, Queen's University Belfast 🎓 via the The Conversation. How can we better support victims of institutional abuse? Professor Prof Anne-Marie McAlinden explores why public inquiries often fall short & proposes victim-centered reforms. theconversation.com/another-public…

Workshops on BHR in NI That's a wrap on our fantastic two day interactive workshops on Business and Human Rights in Northern Ireland! In collaboration with the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, Dr Marisa McVey brought together a fantastic range of participants from and expert speakers to understand the