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A Logic of Dehumanisation | Gracie Mae Bradley

The hunger strikes at Yarl’s Wood are part of a tradition whose ongoing necessity shames us all. From their very inception, immigration detention and the hostile environment have typified a logic of dehumanisation. Whether non-citizens are entitled to the basic goods and services necessary to live a dignified life raises an urgent question about what kind of society we want to live in.

Gracie Mae Bradley

13 June 2017

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Human Rights after the Election: Theresa May, the DUP, and the Good Friday Agreement

"We must look at the potential implications for human rights if the Good Friday Agreement were to break down, with a loss of neutrality in Westminster leading to a resurgence in the kind of violence that was stymied by the conclusion of the peace process."

Gracie Mae Bradley examines Theresa May's threats to remove human rights laws in light of a DUP alliance.

Gracie Mae Bradley

02 December 2016

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A Logic of Dehumanisation | Gracie Mae Bradley

Human Rights after the Election: Theresa May, the DUP, and the Good Friday Agreement

Juridified Dispossession: Brexit, Migrant Workers and the Law