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Joseph Perry

Birmingham City University, Law, Alumnus

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Postgraduate by Joseph Perry

The Problem of the Common: The Current Global Environmental Crisis

To achieve the best outcomes for children is it better to view their situation in terms of their ‘rights’ or in terms of their ‘welfare’? Discuss, making particular reference to adoption and child labour.

Is the Sanctity of Life Still Sacred?

Critically analyse the protection of human rights at the regional level, with particular emphasis on the European Convention on Human Rights.

The decision of the ICTR in the Akayesu case expanded the definition of genocide to encompass rapes. Critically examine the extent to which this decision has been subsequently followed and consider what further circumstances might also be brought within the definition of genocide.

Critically analyse the extent to which modern theories of rights, which are increasingly being applied to rights beyond the merely ‘human’, represent a new paradigm or are simply the application of old ideas to new situations.

Critically examine how international law and its representative bodies have been successful in enforcing a system of international human rights. To what extent may it be argued that human rights are better protected by the legal bodies of the regions rather than global bodies?

Thesis Proposal - Colonization: The Birthplace of Modern Genocide?

Undergraduate by Joseph Perry

EU Law - Directives - Problem Question

Critically analyse the extent to which modern theories of rights, which are increasingly being applied to rights beyond the merely “human”, represent a new paradigm or are simply the application of old ideas to new situations - Animal Rights

Critically discuss whether the law relating to unfair terms should be reformed

Significance of R(Jackson) v A.G [2005] for Parliamentary Supremacy in the Modern British Constitution.

Remoteness of Damage Case Analysis

The Problem of the Common: The Current Global Environmental Crisis

To achieve the best outcomes for children is it better to view their situation in terms of their ‘rights’ or in terms of their ‘welfare’? Discuss, making particular reference to adoption and child labour.

Is the Sanctity of Life Still Sacred?

Critically analyse the protection of human rights at the regional level, with particular emphasis on the European Convention on Human Rights.

The decision of the ICTR in the Akayesu case expanded the definition of genocide to encompass rapes. Critically examine the extent to which this decision has been subsequently followed and consider what further circumstances might also be brought within the definition of genocide.

Critically analyse the extent to which modern theories of rights, which are increasingly being applied to rights beyond the merely ‘human’, represent a new paradigm or are simply the application of old ideas to new situations.

Critically examine how international law and its representative bodies have been successful in enforcing a system of international human rights. To what extent may it be argued that human rights are better protected by the legal bodies of the regions rather than global bodies?

Thesis Proposal - Colonization: The Birthplace of Modern Genocide?

EU Law - Directives - Problem Question

Critically analyse the extent to which modern theories of rights, which are increasingly being applied to rights beyond the merely “human”, represent a new paradigm or are simply the application of old ideas to new situations - Animal Rights

Critically discuss whether the law relating to unfair terms should be reformed

Significance of R(Jackson) v A.G [2005] for Parliamentary Supremacy in the Modern British Constitution.

Remoteness of Damage Case Analysis