Lecturing at Birmingham Law School. Enthusiastic about socio-cultural legitimacy of legal regulation in ‘fringe’ on & offline societies. Tweets are personal.
Very happy to have been invited to contribute to the Gender Equality In Law model policy by the Institute for African Women in Law (IAWL). Click here to read it https://t.co/Geg3iLVkZR
A essay, a reading list and a poem on why I think Pan-Africanism can be an insightful tool for decolonisation.
Pan-Africanism, Afrofuturism and Decolonisation: A reading list https://t.co/qGRvxOOLG3 via @folukeifejola
‼️Key decision by ECtHR on facial recognition!
“The use of highly intrusive facial recognition technology is incompatible with the ideals and values of a democratic society governed by the rule of law”
😙Our caselaw database is growing @AFARProject
@DailyMonitor Need to get to the bottom of this horrific attack on the school. Such a great loss of innocent young lives. Government should rescue those who were abducted, and bring the culprits to book.
Anyone seeking an alternate view to the one set out by the Vallance Review (and HM Government's pithy response) are invited to read the (slightly more thought out) views of myself and Julia Black - https://t.co/ycxryuPrKS
1/The UK Online Safety Bill finally arrived in the Lords: https://t.co/XelUJE3Xno How did these online rules expand to 262 pages of impenetrable legislation, conflicted between obligations to prevent harm, freedom of expression and due process? A Thread @ulafurgal@PRSchlesinger1