School of Law & Social Justice Research @LivUni
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Academic research in Law, Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology from the School of Law and Social Justice, University of Liverpool.
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🌍Our Law & Non-Communicable Diseases Unit co-organised an official side event at the 78th World Health Assembly, Geneva.

Prof Amandine Garde & Dr Nikhil Gokani (@essexuni.bsky.social) shared a new report on human rights-based approaches to prevent alcohol-related harm.

More👉 bit.ly/law-and-ncd-...
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🎙️ Dr Zaina Mahmoud (@zainamahmoud.bsky.social) featured on BBC Radio 4’s The World Tonight to discuss older adults seeking parenthood via surrogacy. As a surrogacy law expert & Trustee at Surrogacy UK Foundation, she shared key insights.

🎧 Listen (24:26 - 31:57): www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...
The World Tonight - Russia proposes more direct talks with Ukraine in Istanbul - BBC Sounds
Sergei Lavrov briefs US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on “peace memorandum”
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📢 Apply now for our fully funded ESRC CASE PhD Studentship!

This CASE project investigates the involvement of non-governmental military entities - advocating on behalf of the British defence estate - within UK Parliament.

⏳Deadline to apply: Mon 16 June 2025

🔗More info: bit.ly/esrc-case-ph...
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Get a fully funded Sociology, Social Policy & Criminology PhD while teaching undergraduates! 📚

Apply now for our fully funded Graduate Teaching Fellowship (GTF), commencing October 2025.

🗓️ Deadline to apply: Mon 9 June 2025

🔗 Find out more and apply: bit.ly/sspc-graduat...
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Study for a fully funded Law PhD while teaching undergraduates! 📖⚖️

We’re inviting applications for our fully funded Liverpool Law School Graduate Teaching Fellowship (GTF), commencing October 2025.

🗓️ Deadline to apply: Mon 9 June 2025
🔗 Find out more and apply: bit.ly/law-graduate...
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⏳ Last chance to apply for our annual Summer School on the Law of the Council of Europe (@coe.int)!

🗓️ 7 - 18 July 2025

Expand your knowledge, engage with experts, and explore crucial issues shaping human rights and international law.🌍

Deadline: 30 April 2025
Apply here: bit.ly/liverpool-su...
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Welcome to #SLSA2025!🤝

We're excited to kick off 3 days of socio-legal research at @liverpooluni.bsky.social — with 900+ papers across 33 streams & 6 key topics.🔍

Here’s to a brilliant few days of discussion, collaboration and connection!

🔗: www.liverpool.ac.uk/law/slsa-2025/

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Countdown to #SLSA! ⏰

We’re thrilled to be hosting the SLSA Annual Conference (@slsauk.bsky.social) here in Liverpool, 15–17 April!✨

With around 900 delegates attending, it’s the UK’s biggest event for socio-legal scholars – & we can’t wait to welcome you.

More info: liverpool.ac.uk/law/slsa-2025
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We’re proud to share new research by Dr Azadeh Chalabi, published in the Oxford Journal of Human Rights Practice (Vol 17, 2):

📝 “Developments and Challenges of Designing National Human Rights Action Plans: 1994–2024”

📖 Read the open access article: bit.ly/developments...
Developments and Challenges of Designing National Human Rights Action Plans: 1994–2024
Abstract. Even though National Human Rights Action Plans (NHRAPs), as recommended in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, have developed dramati
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Police struggle to identify the riskiest domestic abuse perpetrators – here’s how they can do better.

Professor Barry Godfrey (@barrygodfrey.bsky.social) writes for @uk.theconversation.com. ⤵️
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Calling @liverpooluni.bsky.social staff!

Join us for the Policy to Impact Workshop Series, a unique opportunity to help turn your research into policy change.

Through 3 interactive sessions, participants will refine their proposals and pitch them for funding⤵️
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Dean of School of Law and Social Justice, Professor Valsamis Mitsilegas, appointed to High-Level EU Criminal Justice Forum. 👏

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Reconciling blockchain technology and data protection laws.

Ammar Zafar, PGR, latest paper explores how blockchain technology and the EU's GDPR affect each other. It also examines the big challenges and possible benefits that come from their connection. ⤵️
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Faculty colleagues from @livunilawsj.bsky.social are partnering with World Museum Liverpool to explore the history of algorithmic technologies, and in particular the methods developed by Islamic Golden Age scholars www.liverpool.ac.uk/law-and-soci...
An external view of the World Museum Liverpool building
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Money & how we use it has evolved significantly in recent years. With the rise of digital & contactless payments, our choices are shaping the future of finance.

In this episode, Ammar Zafar, PGR, shares insights into CBDCs & their legal macroeconomic implications. ⤵️
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CBDCs & The Future of Money
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University of Liverpool partnership with World Museum Liverpool set to showcase Islamic Golden Age innovations in AI.

The research will engage with the World Museum’s collections to explore and highlight the algorithmic methods developed by Islamic scholars. ⤵️
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Lucy Letby case: the problems with expert evidence.

As a panel of 14 independent experts have challenged the prosecution’s selection and interpretation of evidence in the Letby case, Professor Amel Alghrani shares insights in @uk.theconversation.com. ⤵️

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Lucy Letby case: the problems with expert evidence
As an expert in both criminal and medical law, I am concerned with how prosecution teams gather expert evidence in these cases.
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