
Medical Research and Organ Transplant Expansion in Xinjiang: A Human Rights Imperative
Recent concerns over the expansion of organ transplant facilities in Xinjiang, China have reignited serious human rights concerns, particularly regarding

Recent concerns over the expansion of organ transplant facilities in Xinjiang, China have reignited serious human rights concerns, particularly regarding

According to Magistrate M. H. Thomas, the answer is yes. In October Felicity appeared on a matter for a vulnerable

Felicity has released a new report, marking the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, which finds that European

In honour of World Press Freedom Felicity spoke at a webinar presented by the IBA’s Human Rights Institute and the

Singapore companies continue operations in Myanmar despite evidence that in doing so they may have helped fund the country’s military

In her latest column for Law News Day Felicity explains the potential impact of Victoria’s new bail laws on women,

Last November Felicity spoke at this half-day online programme aimed at developing the human rights practice skills of junior members

The 2020 memo by Felicity and Daye Gang on Singapore’s obligation to prevent its companies from benefitting the Myanmar military

Felicity will be presenting at the Bar Human Rights Committee of England & Wales ‘Skills for Human Rights Practice’ virtual

Felicity has returned to Tanzania this month, working with Lawyers without Borders on anti-human trafficking projects across the country. Events

Continuing her work with Lawyers Without Borders Felicity has been in Tanzania this month working with local organisations, such as

Women are more commonly primary carers and can suffer devastating loss of home, work and children if sentenced to a

On 6th April 2024, Felicity spoke alongside Hon Lord Robert Carnwath, Paula-Anna Novotny and Hitoshu Ushijima, with moderator Shirley Pouget

Felicity is among 600+ lawyers, judges and academics have written to the UK Government to remind them of their obligations

‘Baroness Hale, Deputy President of the Supreme Court, has said that women giving evidence in court should do so without

You can listen to the interview, which focussed on Felicity’s recent human trafficking research tour to Cambodia & her ongoing report

With a focus on Felicity’s recent human trafficking research tour to Cambodia & her ongoing report on the draft Cyber