Abstracts (500 words), along with short author bio (200 words) are to be sent to Dr Clare James, School of Law University of Leeds ([email protected]) @cjames-law.bsky.social by Monday the 11th January. Decisions regarding acceptance to be communicated by the 30th January. Best of luck!

This conference aims to consider socioeconomic rights in the UK, including rights to a healthy environment and rights of future generations, and future directions for research, including global threats and challenges like migration due to climate change, pandemics, and antimicrobial resistance.

2026 will mark 50 years since the UK ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR). Join us 16th-17th June 2026 for a conference, funded by the Society for Legal Scholars and @lawatleeds.bsky.social, to discuss future trajectories and challenges!

In collaboration with the Food Ethics Council, we've co-authored a blog on the right to food in the UK. It explains what the right to food is, how we can achieve it, & emphasises that ensuring the right to food is the responsibility of UK Government, not the third sector. medium.com/globalfoodle...

Here at the University of Manchester, we are hiring a Lectureship in Law, with a special emphasis on UK Human Rights Law. The deadline for applications is 4th April and more details are available at www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DMF882/l...