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04 May 2021 / Derek Sweeting KC

Breaking barriers to women’s progress is long overdue

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Respect for the rule of law begins with lawyers

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COVID-19, the Bar and social mobility

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22 January 2021 / Derek Sweeting KC

Hope and optimism for the year ahead

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13 December 2020 / Derek Sweeting KC

Human rights - why we need them in 2020

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The rule of law, respect and reasons to be cheerful

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21 October 2020 / Amanda Pinto KC

A new dawn of inclusivity

Black History Month and the Bar Council Leadership Programme 

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14 September 2020 / Amanda Pinto KC

Modern justice, questionable outfits

Amanda Pinto QC 

02 September 2020 / Amanda Pinto KC

Will judicial diversity be a victim of COVID-19?

Amanda Pinto QC 

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