Foreign fighters' helpers excluded from refugee status: the ECJ clarifies the law.

Professor Steve Peers What if a person claiming to be a refugee is an alleged terrorist, or at least giving assistance to alleg...

The UK Brexits Euratom: Legal Framework and Future Developments.

Professor Steve Peers The UK governments draft bill on triggering Article 50 TEU, the EU withdrawal clause (the Article 50 Bil...

Brexit and the Safeguard of EU Transnational Rights - Act II The Supreme Court Position.

Francesca Strumia, Lecturer in Law, University of Sheffield This post is a follow-up to the post on the High Courts position i...

The judgment in Miller: Representative Democracy Strikes Back's.

Professor Steve Peers Yesterday the UKs Supreme Court gave its long-awaited judgment in the case of Miller (and a parallel North...

When is Facebook liable for illegal content under the E-commerce Directive? CG v. Facebook in the Northern Ireland court's.

Lorna Woods , Professor of Internet Law, University of Essex Introduction The ubiquity of social media platforms and their si...

Brexit: the Prime Minister sets the wrong course.

Steve Peers Todays speech by Prime Minister Theresa May gave a number of indications as to the governments intentions as regards ...