By Prof. Cindy Soohoo The pro-choice community breathed a collective sigh of relief following the Supreme Court’s decision in June Medical v. Russo, striking down a Louisiana
statute requiring that doctors who provide abortions have admitting privileges at hospitals within... [...]
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by Professor Dermot Walsh, Kent Law School, guest contributor Public reaction to the death of George Floyd at the hands of the police in Minneapolis is forcing European countries
to face up to uncomfortable truths about racism in their own... [...]
by Professor Aziza Ahmed, Northeastern University School of Law, guest contributor The June Medical Services v Russo decision is a victory for reproductive justice (RJ) advocates.
The decision strikes down a Louisiana admitting privileges law which required abortion providers to... [...]
The holding in Whole Women's Health survived. Today's release of the US Supreme Court's opinion in June Medical Services v Russo relied on differing legal interpretations.
In striking down Louisiana's restrictive abortion law, Justice Breyer noted that the Louisiana law... [...]
La décision d'assemblée rendue par le Conseil d'Etat le 12 juin 2020 va certainement satisfaire les historiens. Elle autorise en effet M. G., un auteur préparant un livre
sur l'intervention française au Rwanda entre 1990 et 1995, à consulter certaines des archives du président François Mitterrand. [...]
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Prof. Shirley Lin sends along this post from 2020 New York University Law graduate Kathryn Evans who is an incoming Civil Rights Fellow at Katz, Marshall, and Banks, LLP. .The
Supreme Court’s decision in Bostock v. Clayton County, Georgia is... [...]
Am 04.06.2020 wurde das Berliner Landesantidiskriminierungsgesetz (LADG) beschlossen. Ziel des Gesetzes ist die „tatsächliche Herstellung und Durchsetzung von Chancengleichheit,
die Verhinderung und Beseitigung jeder Form von Diskriminierung sowie die Förderung einer Kultur der Wertschätzung von Vielfalt“ (§ 1 LADG). [...]
by Professor Irene Scharf, UMass Law School. Director of the school's Immigration Law Clinic. The Supreme Court continues to release significant decisions affecting our human
rights. Last week, it released a monumental decision supporting the rights of gay and transgender... [...]
