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Family and Medical Law covers many aspects of what makes life valuable. On this blog, members of the Family and Medical Law Research Group share fresh insights on recent cases and changes in the law in the area, as well as up-to-date findings from their research projects.

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22 July 2024

What Is Care Ethics and Why Does It Matter?

by: Ira Chadha-Sridhar

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29 January 2024

What's in a Name? Judicial Overreach of the Parens Patriae Jurisdiction

by: Anshul Dalmia

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15 January 2024

The 'Virginity' Myth

by: Saarrah Ray

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24 November 2023

Why should we be able to make our own decisions? Discussing 'Legal Capacity, Disability and Human Rights'

by: Urania Chiu

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16 November 2023

Adultism and the Rights of Children

by: Jonathan Herring

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16 November 2023

Changing the Rhetoric around the Socio-Economic Marginalisation of Single-Parent Families: A Human Rights Approach

by: Penelope Ehrhardt

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5 November 2023

Variations on a Theme of Consent

by: Alex Ruck Keene KC (Hon)

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8 September 2023

R v Foster: Compassion over Punishment, and the Discourse about Pregnant Women

by: Heloise Robinson

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4 August 2023

Liability of Good Samaritans in Medical Emergencies

by: Olaitan O. Olusegun

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13 July 2023

Healing an Epidemic of Domestic Abuse: How Feminist Theory Can Help Recentre the Silenced Voices of Australian First Nations Women

by: Chelsea Wallis

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5 July 2023

Slow but Steady: Is the Istanbul Convention the Key to Tackling Obstetric Violence in the UK?

by: Frances Hand

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5 July 2023

At-Home Early Medical Abortions Made Permanent in England and Wales

by: Philippa Kemp

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Imogen Goold
Professor of Medical Law
Urania Chiu
DPhil Socio-Legal Studies

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