Recently, the Crime and Policing Bill received Royal Assent meaning that women and pregnant people have been removed from the criminal law related to abortion in England and Wales. In this guest blog, friend of Abortion Talk Charlotte Kelly tells us

The House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill fulfils a manifesto promise of constitutional reform and modernisation. Yet the reform leaves another group in the House…

Even when not explicitly mentioned, children benefit from the same protections set down in the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) as any other citizen.…

Podcast Episode · The Young Fabians Podcast · 08/05/2022 · 1h 9m

CW: This video contains discussion of sexual assault, focusing on the law surrounding kissing. Charlotte Kelly examines the statutes around sexual touching and asks how the law should be applied in cases involving under-16s who consent to kiss each…

28 November 2021 The British Society of Abortion Care Providers (BSACP) held its annual conference online for the second year in succession, and once

Charlotte Kelly reflects on the adoption of 'telehearings' in family courts during the pandemic and makes the case for the reforms that are needed.

In the first article of the Law Network's ongoing Blog Series, Charlotte Kelly discusses the significance of the Home Office's consultation: 'Home use of both pills for early medical abortion'.

Photographed by me during Brexit protests in Westminster

Dangerous, vulnerable or just plain stupid – seeing how language is used to describe children can reveal how our mental ideas of the 'typical' teenager are formed

written by Charlotte Kelly Tour rooms 44 to 46 of the Ashmolean and you will find a wide array of 17th century European art. Look again though, and you may find something missing. Of the 60 or so p…