Legal routes for climate justice in Africa
VIEWPOINT: How countries that suffer the most harm could use the law
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25 June 2025
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23 May 2025 
Insect trafficking poses risk to wildlife and human health
VIEWPOINT: ARU expert examines the issues surrounding this dangerous illegal trade
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9 May 2025 
Psychopaths would spark a financial crisis for profit
VIEWPOINT: Recklessness, greed and lack of empathy are a dangerous mix - ARU expert
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8 April 2025 
Rivers are increasingly being given legal rights
VIEWPOINT: An army of nature protectors will soon be needed to defend these rights
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7 March 2025 
Top award for lecturer’s work on access to justice
Dr Imranali Panjwani has won a prestigious award for work with vulnerable groups
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19 February 2025 The quiet crisis in the family courts of England and Wales
In this blog post, ARU Law Clinic Director Sarah Calder considers the backlog in England and Wales' family courts, and political parties' failure to address it in their manifestos.
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12 February 2025 
ARU Law Clinic in the running for major legal award
Clinic is a finalist in LexisNexis Legal Awards for nurturing students’ commercial skills
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10 February 2025 
The iconic Austin 7 is back – and it’s built in Essex
VIEWPOINT: A short history of the iconic British car that changed the automotive industry
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10 January 2025 
A third of UK public ‘tolerant’ of petty corruption
Up to 34% considered acts like nepotism or bribery acceptable during vaccine rollout
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11 November 2024 CAJI seminar: Book launch - Low-Paid EU Migrant Workers: The House, The Street, The Town
In this blog post, Sebastian Smart reflects on the launch of Low-Paid EU Migrant Workers: The House, The Street, The Town, by Fiona Costello, Professor Catherine Barnard, and Sarah Fraser Butlin, hosted jointly by ARU and Middlesex University.