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16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence
05 Dec 2022The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual campaign that begins each year on 25 November on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
Seed funding secured for a Korean-British collaborative project on research data
30 Nov 2022A Korean-British research team including Marton Ribary (RHUL Law&Crim) has secured seed funding for a project exploring the peer review process of research data
PhD candidate presents about the potential impacts of pepper spray on perceptions of prison legitimacy
29 Nov 2022At the French Prison Service’s international research conference Jeanette Hall presented on the potential impacts of pepper spray on perceptions of prison legitimacy
PhD candidate Heidi Maiberg presents at international research symposium
25 Nov 2022PhD candidate Heidi Maiberg presented on impact assessment ways of tertiary prevention programmes at the AVERT Research Symposium in Melbourne, Australia.
Law Society gets nominated for Bright Network Legal Leaders Award
25 Nov 2022Congratulations to the Law Society for getting nominated to receive a Bright Network Legal Leaders Award!
Prof Giovanni Travaglino has published new research in the European Journal of Social Psychology
22 Nov 2022The scientific article reports findings from a longitudinal study assessing adolescents’ legitimization of mafia-type groups in Italy
Just Stop Oil Arrests: Is it a crime to protest?
17 Nov 2022Dr Matt Clement writes about the government response to climate protests
Prof Giovanni Travaglino has published a new article in Contention: The Multidisciplinary Journal of Social Protest
16 Nov 2022The collaborative article analyses the definition of political Contention across disciplines.
Dr. Elizabeth Pearson wrote a blog post for Vox-Pol discussing academia's shortfalls in safeguarding researchers of terrorism and extremism
16 Nov 2022Dr. Elizabeth Pearson wrote a blog post for Vox-Pol discussing academia's shortfalls in safeguarding researchers of terrorism and extremism
Dr Michael Wells-Greco attends the First meeting of the HCCH 2000 Special Commission
15 Nov 2022Dr Michael Wells-Greco and Alison Edmondson represented the International Academy of Family Lawyers as observer to the First meeting of the Special Commission.
