Influencers promoting sustainable lifestyles on social media should be differently regulated, study says
The work of influencers promoting sustainable lifestyles on social media should be differently regulated so consumers are better protected, a...
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Boosting children’s voices could help to relieve significant backlogs in the family court, study says
Giving children a right to be heard and taken seriously when parents separate could help couples reach sustainable child arrangements...
Research warns of “systematic weaknesses in jury decisions”
There are “systemic weaknesses” in the way juries make decisions – and these are likely to be contributing to the...
New research on legal aid cuts shows wasted money and “embarrassing” data gaps
There needs to be “significant improvements” to the way data is collected across Government to prove if major changes to...
Greater focus needed on how existing international law can prevent the increasing militarisation of outer space
There is a pressing need for countries and international organisations to understand better how existing international law can help them...
AI can support humanitarian organisations in situations of armed conflict or crisis – but they should understand the potential risks, study warns
AI can help humanitarians gain crucial insights to better monitor and anticipate risks, such as a conflict outbreak or escalation....
Specialist training transforms football coach attitudes towards intervening to prevent violence and abuse, study shows
Specialist training is helping sports coaches to safely and effectively intervene when witnessing abusive behaviour towards females, a study shows....
Tackling ethnicity gaps in outcomes of professional legal assessments
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is calling on the legal, education and training sectors to work with it to tackle...
Get free legal advice on the beach in Devon this summer with the University of Exeter
Beachgoers can get free legal advice by the ocean this summer thanks to the University of Exeter and local solicitors....