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Two BBC and Open University co-productions have earned BAFTA nominations in the current affairs and factual series categories.

Appearing in court without representation is becoming increasingly common. But is it a sensible strategy?

The reform finally brings the divorce process into the 21st century.

On average refugees around the world spend over 20 years in exile and some may not be able to eventually return at all.

Vice-Chancellor’s statement on the invasion of Ukraine

‘Creating Justice: Law, Art, and Activism’ was produced by the OU Law School and brought together a range of local artists who used their art in areas of activism around justice.

We are offering an exciting opportunity to join our team of Associate Lecturers delivering our range of law modules on the LLB degree.

Vice-Chancellor’s statement on the invasion of Ukraine

A revealing survey conducted by The Open University and in partnership with The 5% Club shows that most employers, almost 9 in 10, who have employed apprentices plan to maintain or increase the number they take on in the next 12 months

Kim Barker and Olga Jurasz from the Law School have been awarded nearly £50,000 for their research project on digital and online violence, both at home and in East Asia.