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  • Under the Guise of Child Safety: Social Media Bans, Age Assurance, and the Rise of the Compliance State
    January 28, 2026

    Under the Guise of Child Safety: Social Media Bans, Age Assurance, and the Rise of the Compliance State

    The Editor
  • A pub and a principle: Ideology, Equality Law, and the right to Public Life
    January 28, 2026

    A pub and a principle: Ideology, Equality Law, and the right to Public Life

    The Editor
  • When the law refuses to be cowed: Belgium’s Courts reject the Heckler’s Veto
    January 28, 2026

    When the law refuses to be cowed: Belgium’s Courts reject the Heckler’s Veto

    The Editor
  • Beneath the Surface: Child Abuse, Institutional Failure, and the Peril of Total Explanation
    January 28, 2026

    Beneath the Surface: Child Abuse, Institutional Failure, and the Peril of Total Explanation

    The Editor
  • Lawfare, lies, and retaliation: the Dr Eithan Haim case and the moral collapse of institutional medicine
    January 23, 2026

    Lawfare, lies, and retaliation: the Dr Eithan Haim case and the moral collapse of institutional medicine

    The Editor
  • A Tribunal Warning Ignored Too Long: The Darlington Nurses Judgment and the Legal Collapse of Gender-Identity Workplace Policies
    January 19, 2026

    A Tribunal Warning Ignored Too Long: The Darlington Nurses Judgment and the Legal Collapse of Gender-Identity Workplace Policies

    The Editor
  • Mary McAleese Is Wrong: Baptism Does Not Violate Children’s Rights—The State Does
    January 12, 2026

    Mary McAleese Is Wrong: Baptism Does Not Violate Children’s Rights—The State Does

    The Editor
  • When ideology becomes evidence: An Icelandic custody ruling and the quiet displacement of clinical prudence
    January 7, 2026

    When ideology becomes evidence: An Icelandic custody ruling and the quiet displacement of clinical prudence

    The Editor
  • Fabricated quotations, selective authority, and the creep of modernism: A procedural, jurisprudential, and cultural analysis of Peggie v NHS Fife
    December 12, 2025

    Fabricated quotations, selective authority, and the creep of modernism: A procedural, jurisprudential, and cultural analysis of Peggie v NHS Fife

    The Editor
  • Regulating the Public Square: Belfast’s Street Preaching Dispute and the Boundaries of Lawful Restriction
    December 6, 2025

    Regulating the Public Square: Belfast’s Street Preaching Dispute and the Boundaries of Lawful Restriction

    The Editor
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