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Is Technology the Answer to Addressing the Legal Needs of Vulnerable Social Groups during the COVID-19 Pandemic? – Faith Gordon, Jess Mant and Daniel Newman

Is Technology the Answer to Addressing the Legal Needs of Vulnerable Social Groups during the COVID-19 Pandemic? – Faith Gordon, Jess Mant and Daniel Newman

Nov 11, 2020 | ILPC Spotlight

The COVID-19 pandemic ‘is making inequalities more visible’, according to the UNODC.  This also is the view of those working in law centres at the grassroots.  As the Law Centres Network chair, Helen Rogers points out: “The pandemic’s uneven impact is a grim reminder...
Technology, Citizen Journalism and Police Accountability: Recording Violent Interactions  – Dr Faith Gordon and Hannah Klose

Technology, Citizen Journalism and Police Accountability: Recording Violent Interactions – Dr Faith Gordon and Hannah Klose

Sep 1, 2020 | ILPC Spotlight

Source: Max Bender Over-regulation and Surveillance of Young People Contemporary advances in technology have provided citizens with the portable equipment, usually smart phones or other recording devices, to film and photograph police officers.  People who film...
In conversation with: Irini Katsirea, Reader in International Media Law, University of Sheffield

In conversation with: Irini Katsirea, Reader in International Media Law, University of Sheffield

Jul 31, 2020 | ILPC Spotlight

Dr Irini Katsirea is an ILPC Research Associate and Reader in International Media Law at the University of Sheffield, specialising in International, European and comparative media law and has published extensively in these areas.In this edition of the Spotlight...
In conversation with: Bethany Shiner, Lecturer in Law, Middlesex University

In conversation with: Bethany Shiner, Lecturer in Law, Middlesex University

Jul 2, 2020 | ILPC Spotlight

Bethany Shiner is an ILPC Research Associate, Lecturer in law at Middlesex University and a qualified non-practising solicitor-advocate, with specialisms spanning judicial review, the Human Rights Act 1998 and the use of data in political digital campaigns.In this...
In conversation with: Graham Smith, Of Counsel, Bird & Bird LLP

In conversation with: Graham Smith, Of Counsel, Bird & Bird LLP

May 28, 2020 | ILPC Spotlight

Graham Smith is of counsel at Bird & Bird LLP, based in London. He is one of the UK’s leading cyberlaw experts, with a practice encompassing advisory and contentious work in the internet, IT and intellectual property fields. In this edition of the Spotlight...
The use of live facial recognition technology through a comparative lens – Angela Daly

The use of live facial recognition technology through a comparative lens – Angela Daly

Apr 30, 2020 | ILPC Spotlight

The use of (live) facial recognition technology in public places has become a hot topic internationally, with governments keen to implement it as part of ‘smart city’ strategies. In the current moment of COVID-19 and surveillance techniques, some places, notably...
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