Law Reforms on Taking, Making and Sharing Intimate Images without Consent With how almost anyone has a decent camera in their pocket and practically unlimited ability to take, store, and share images to anyone and everyone all over the world, it was inevitable that intimate images would end up finding their way onto social media. […]
Category: Law
Should It Be Mandatory for Employees to Get COVID-19 Vaccinations?
The British government is leading the world in giving as many people as possible a first vaccine dose with another shot in six months. The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine is the most affordable inoculation against COVID-19 in the world, costing less than £3 per dose and may be stored in simple refrigerated containers instead of the ultra-cold […]
Local Authority vs Autistic Internet Sexual Relations
One of the most common controversial topics in family law is how far can the government impose on people’s natural behaviors? Ideally of course the answer is nothing as long as they don’t do anything illegal in the privacy of their own homes. Saying “Immorality” is no longer supposed to be a tool of government […]
Disabled being Left Behind by Brexit
So it’s done. The UK is out of the EU. Now all that remains is for things to fall where they well, for good or ill – is what many would like to say. But not so fast! Just as Brexit itself dragged on for years, actually completing the process is still going to take […]
Options and Opportunities for Workers as Hard Brexit Looms
Opinions on Brexit are divided whether it will be good for native workers to find jobs or bad for their rights. Many on both sides of the Brexit debacle agree that a no-deal Brexit is the worst of all possible options, and yet that is what seems most likely. Workers are suing to try and […]