‘My Country is My Prison’ is a limited podcast series about Ireland’s so-called ‘historical’ institutional abuses. It will explore a number of issues pertaining to these institutions through the lens of human rights law. As a means of educating young people and others who are unfamiliar with these ongoing human rights violations, we aim to explain them in simple terms.
Master of Laws (LLM) students have developed the five-episode series
“My Country is My Prison.”
Starting a Riot: A Podcast Reclaiming the Riot Grrrl Narrative is an engaging music podcast that explores the roots and impact of the Riot Grrrl movement. The Spark: Riot Grrrl’s Genesis in the Pacific Northwest Thirty years ago, a fiery movement known as riot grrrl erupted from the Pacific Northwest. It ignited a cultural revolution […]
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Every trial lawyer knows the feeling: the weight of the case, the meticulous preparation, the electric tension of the courtroom. It’s a high-stakes arena where preparation is paramount. In this high-pressure environment, having the right resources can make all the difference. That’s why we’re excited to introduce you to The Trial Lawyer’s Handbook, a lawyer’s […]
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The internet’s “big sis,” Toni Tone, has officially launched her highly anticipated podcast, “Toni Told Me.” This exciting new venture promises to be a haven for listeners seeking honest advice and relatable conversations about life’s everyday dilemmas. Imagine this: After a long, tiring day, you’re craving a cozy corner of the internet where you can […]
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