Lawpod

​In this podcast Prof Kieran McEvoy and Prof Mark Drumbl explore the intersections between informers and transitional justice, drawing on Mark and Dr Barbora Hola's research on informers in the former Czechoslovakia.

​Arianna McBurney and Megan Burns talk to Professor Daithi Mac Sithigh about the contact tracing apps in the UK and their implications for data privacy law.

This episode discusses the history of human rights at Queen's, the potential and regret of student involvement in human rights movements, the role of university human rights centres, and the future of human rights research.

In this episode, Professor Colin Harvey reflects on the constitutional arrangement here in Northern Ireland with Emer Smyth, a Master of Laws student at QUB.

​In this podcast, Dr. Mark Hanna talks about Defamation and Privacy Law in Northern Ireland with media lawyers Paul Tweed, Peter Girvan and Oliva O'Kane, the journalist and author Sam McBride, and Jessica Ní Mhainín of the Index on Censorship organisation

​In this episode, Prof Kieran McEvoy and Dr Anna Bryson analyse the relationship between apologies and transitional justice.

​In this episode, Dr Lauren Dempster interviews Dr Iosif Kovras about disappearances in Cyprus.

​In this episode Roberta Bacic and Breege Doherty discuss the Conflict Textiles archive and the current exhibition, Following the Footsteps of the Disappeared.

​In this episode, Dr Lauren Dempster interviews Prof Kieran McEvoy about the role of ex-combatants in transitional justice processes.

​In this episode, Prof Kieran McEvoy interviews world-leading amnesties expert Prof Louise Mallinder and Dr Lauren Dempster about the role of amnesties in transitional justice processes.

Prof Kieran McEvoy & Dr Kevin Hearty explore the relationship between policing & transitional justice. Drawing on the Northern Ireland case study & international examples, they analyse the compromises, challenges & complexities of policing in transition.​

In this episode, Prof Kieran McEvoy and Dr Cheryl Lawther discuss official and grassroots approaches to truth recovery in Northern Ireland.

Dr Mark Hanna talks about Women of Colour and Human Rights with Dean Adrien Wing and Professor Anna Spain Bradley.

In this episode Dr Rachel Killean tells us about her recent article, ‘From ecocide to eco-sensitivity: ‘greening’ reparations at the International Criminal Court’ published in The International Journal of Human Rights.

Oluwayomi Olaide-Kolapo (QUB’s African and Caribbean Society) and Hamsavani Rajeswaren (former QUB Student Union Officer for Equality and Diversity) discuss the particular challenges of facing up to white supremacy in higher education institutions.

In this episode Dr Lauren Dempster interviews Prof. Robin Hickey and Dr Rachel Killean about their project ‘Restoring Cultural Property and Communities after Conflict’.

Lawpodder Anoushka Syed talks to Kaitlyn Laverty (Youth Strike 4 Climate Belfast) & Paul Brogan (Extinction Rebellion Northern Ireland) about being modern activists, how to channel your eco-anxiety and how the media largely miss the point.

Lawpod Director Rachel Killean talks to PhD candidate Siofra Corr about her research which is focused on reparations process for sexual violence victims of mass conflicts.

Dr Mark Hanna and Professor Hans Lindahl, Chair of Legal Philosophy at Tilburg University in a wide ranging conversation about law, philosophy, boundaries and social movements.

Lawpod Director Rachel Killean talks to PhD candidate Iain Nash about his research which is focused on examining how nation-states regulate cybersecurity with a particular focus on consumer protection and Smart Devices.