Bridging the gaps in the fight against Hate Crime

By Nicole Pearson Starting a conversation & focusing on the bigger picture: missing pieces of current hate crime prevention measures  It’s of no contention that the numbers of reports of hate crimes have been consistently increasing over the last decade, reaching over a hundred thousand reports in 2018/19 according to official Home Office statistics. But these…

‘The Model Minority’: a Hinderance to the Pursuit of Justice

By Debadrita Chakraborty  Indian immigrants fail to acknowledge their complicity in injustices both in India and America. Here’s why. The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement is here to stay. Catalysed by one of the most heinous racial homicide of the 21st century, BLM protests have since snowballed into one of the greatest ‘domino’ resistance movement…

Volunteering with the City of London Criminal Appeals Clinic

By Nora Wannagat  Nora Wannagat is a UCL LLM student that previously completed a BA in Jurisprudence with Law Studies in Europe at the University of Oxford. In this post, she summarises her experience volunteering for a new project at UCL CAJ this year.   The City of London Criminal Appeals Clinic is a new pro bono project…