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Do global injustices such as climate change, sweatshop labour and global poverty mean that all of us should become activists?
Dr Joshua Hobbs argues that ordinary citizens can address global injustices not just through activism, but by supporting activists in a journal article published on the 12th November.
The abolition of slavery can inform global action on climate change, Faculty researcher argues
Could the story of how slavery was abolished hold clues for tackling the climate crisis today?
Strong results for AHC in 2025 National Student Survey
The Faculty improved its position in 25 out of 27 individual NSS questions
“Lying has become a policy option” – Gavin Esler on truth, trust and the future of democracy
Award-winning journalist Gavin Esler delivers IDEA Centre anniversary lecture on truth and trust in public life
New framework supports in-house solicitors to meet ethical challenges
The framework provides a suite of free tools, templates and resources designed to empower in-house solicitors to reflect on and respond to ethical issues in the workplace




