Eleonor Duhs published in PDP journal: The Problem with Data Sharing

In certain contexts, data sharing crosses the line between being useful from being absolutely vital. Yet, significant misunderstandings about the …
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Strategic litigation: how charities can use the law as a force for good

Strategic litigation is an exciting and increasingly important topic and charities are at the forefront. From challenging government policies to …
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You’re invited | Charities and Intellectual Property – the crucial elements | 22 October 2024 

Charities interact with intellectual property (“IP”) in lots of different ways. There is typically IP in names, logos, websites and …
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The Employment Rights Bill – what now? | Join our webinar on the 23 October 2024 

The Labour Government has repeatedly promised to deliver the “the biggest upgrade to rights at work for a generation” including …
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Briefing for Charities & Social Enterprises | 1 October

Our weekly round up of news and updates from across the sector Charity Commission Whistleblowing report 2023/24 The Charity Commission …
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Our B Corp recertification results: a commitment to being, and doing, better

In August we received the news from B Lab that their extensive verification checks had been completed and our third …
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Purpose & Impact: your roundup

Welcome to your roundup – a monthly selection of news hand-picked to keep you up to date with what’s going …
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Watch again | Strategic litigation: how charities can use the law as a force for good | 24 September 2024

In this webinar, we were joined by Paul Benson (ClientEarth), Jake White (WWF UK), Joss Saunders (Oxfam) and Bonike Bracewell …
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UK’s Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme rollout timetable finally confirmed

The government has finally announced further rollout dates for the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) scheme. As one of many steps …
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What next for activists in light of the trial of Just Stop Oil M25 protestors?

On 18 July 2024, five protestors (including the co-founder of Just Stop Oil) were convicted of conspiring intentionally to cause …
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“Distorted and fragmented responsibility”: the role of public law and regulation in ensuring accountability after the Grenfell Tower Inquiry

Seven years since the Grenfell Tower fire in North Kensington, a disaster which brought into devastating focus decades of institutional …
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The new duty to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace: Top tips for employers

From 26 October 2024 employers will be under a new legal duty proactively to take “reasonable steps” to prevent sexual …
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