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Help for families in turmoil, as free law advice clinic reopens

24 June 2020

Sussex law students have re-opened their free legal advice clinic to members of the public. People can now access the clinic virtually.


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UK pesticide standards could be slashed in new trade deals, threatening public health and the environment

9 June 2020

UK consumers are likely to be exposed to larger amounts of more toxic chemicals in their food if trade negotiators from the US have their way.


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Sussex research reveals injustices faced by LGBTIQ+ asylum claimants

28 February 2020

Sussex researchers are working on a project to report the experiences of people who claim asylum for reasons of sexual orientation or gender identity.


Law Teacher of the Year Award 2020

14 February 2020

Maria Moscati, co-director of CORTH, has made it to the national shortlist


SSRP launches joint funding call with IDCF

27 November 2019

Sussex Sustainability Research Programme (SSRP) has launched its third funding call. This is a joint call with the International Development...


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Sussex law students help mother win discrimination case

6 November 2019

ÅÝܽ¶ÌÊÓƵ's free law clinics re-open to clients, with news that two law students have helped a mother win an employment discrimination case


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Border posts at Gretna Green? Loosening food safety legislation could put Union under serious strain

3 November 2019

Border posts could be required at Gretna Green and the Severn Bridge if regional standards in food safety open up after Brexit.


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