Some of China’s actions in the South China Sea contravene international law, study argues
Some of China’s aggressive actions in the South China Sea contravene international law, a new study suggests. The People’s Republic...
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Legal system fails to protect people from malicious copyright cases at the cost of sexual privacy, study warns
Changes need to be made to the UK legal system to protect people from exploitative litigation designed to prey on...
Influential resource on international cyber law updated for 2024
An influential legal resource used by countries around the world to understand and analyse legal aspects of the use of...
Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly “ideal candidate” for becoming a UNESCO Biosphere, experts say
Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly would be an “ideal candidate” to become a UNESCO Biosphere, experts have found. Researchers...
Pivotal research supporting victims of the Post Office Scandal nominated for prestigious award
University of Exeter researchers playing a pivotal role in helping victims of the Post Office Scandal to find compensation and...
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...
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...