
Ruth Green
Senior Reporter and Multimedia Journalist at Freelance
Multimedia Journalist at International Bar Association
Journalist specialising in legal and social affairs | Senior Fellow @JSchofieldTrust | Senior Mentee @WIJ_UK
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journals.sagepub.com | Ruth Green
Repression is seeping into more and more aspects of life in Georgia, writes RUTH GREEN“NO TO CENSORSHIP” and “No to repression” read the banners unfurled by protesters night after night as they walk along Rustaveli Avenue in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi. Protests are nothing new to the city’s main thoroughfare.
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2 months ago |
ibanet.org | Ruth Green
Following repeated scandals revealing the widespread use and abuse of non-disclosure agreements, the UK government has given the green light to ban their use in England’s higher education sector, whilst also considering a broader ban to prevent their misuse by employers more widely. The implementation of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023 was put on hold following the country’s 2024 summer general election and the government will introduce a revised version later this year.
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ibanet.org | Ruth Green
US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, 2018. Trump White House Archived/Flickr.comDonald Trump’s second presidential term, with its dizzying array of executive orders, policy revocations, funding cuts, tariff threats and withdrawals from international bodies, has sent both the country and the world into a tailspin. As the US relinquishes its leadership role on the world stage, China and Russia are filling the resulting vacuum.
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lawgazette.co.uk | Ruth Green
In a ‘historic and monumental achievement’, Irish can now be used in Northern Ireland’s courts. But questions remain about how this will affect the administration of justiceThe Royal Courts of Justice in BelfastA near 300-year ban on speaking Irish in courtrooms in the counties which came to comprise Northern Ireland was recently lifted – just in time for St Patrick’s Day.
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ibanet.org | Ruth Green
Latin America’s upcoming votes take place against the backdrop of US President Donald Trump’s second administration. Global Insight assesses the implications, from constitutional change to the bond markets and immigration. As Latin America enters another pivotal year of elections in 2025, countries across the region face considerable challenges: inequality, crime, migration and security to name just four.
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RT @olex_scherba: Just a reminder: 80 years ago the whole territory of Ukraine, not Russia, was burnt to the ground by the Nazis. Even acc…

It seems timely to repost my recent article for @IBAnews on how US foreign policy decisions are good news for both Russia and China and may even strengthen the Russia-China relationship https://t.co/tN06t30By6

It's no surprise that China's Xi Jinping is the guest of honour at Russia's Victory Day celebrations. Russia called a three-day ceasefire with Ukraine to coincide with the parade, which this year marks 80 years since Russia defeated Nazi Germany in World War II

Twenty-seven foreign leaders are currently in the stands on Red Square for Russia's 80th anniversary Victory Day parade. Read more of our coverage here: https://t.co/WZniwxQfGH https://t.co/xJUhiUTqyj