The Rule of Law Monitoring Mechanism (RoLMM) is a new inter-disciplinary initiative of the School of Law of the Cyprus Campus of the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan Cyprus).
The formation of RoLMM has been prompted by the global spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) and the decision of the World Health Organization, on 11 March 2020, to declare the existence of a pandemic. Its formation has also been motivated by a growing concern for – and determination to protect – the rule of law, the proper administration of justice, human dignity and fundamental freedoms as well as rights including the right to life and socio-economic rights. These and so many other characteristics of a democratic society that are at risk of being adversely affected amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic or any other crisis of comparable magnitude.
by Valeriy Belov Introduction The unequal exposure to liability between corporate entities and those who control them raises a fundamental question: why are individuals behind some companies protected …
Read Moreby Lora Stylianou As part of our shared interest in comparative legal education and digital transformation in justice systems, I had the pleasure of joining Frida Haxthow a third-year law student from …
Read Moreby Noa Caesar On February 12th 2025, the UCLan Cyprus Law Society hosted its annual Oxford-style student debate, which concerned the fascinating motion: “This House believes commercial surrogacy shoul …
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May 18, 2022
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