NGO Laws for operating in conflict zones
Introduction In recent years, the presence of non-governmental organisations in global conflict zones has become more prominent than ever. From Gaza to Ukraine, NGOs are stepping into the heart of some of the most dangerous environments in the world to provide critical humanitarian aid. Their work is essential, but it is often carried out in […]
How niche legal expertise can help UK Defence SMEs scale securely
In an era of rightfully renewed focus on national security and technological sovereignty, the UK defence and security industrial base is under real, urgent and growing pressure to deliver innovation at pace. The MOD’s intent is clear: strengthen the UK’s industrial resilience by nurturing small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) to become reliable, enduring contributors to […]
International Space Law: Regulations, Challenges, and the Need for Stronger International Cooperation
Discover the complexities of international space law and how it is evolving to address emerging challenges such as mega constellations and space debris. Learn why stronger international cooperation is essential in shaping the future of space activities.
Understanding the Potential Changes to the UK GDPR and Data Protection Laws
**NEW UPDATES ON ORGINAL ARTICLE UNDERSTANDING THE POTENTIAL CHANGES TO UK GDPR and Data Protection Laws ** On Wednesday 23rd October 2024, the UK Parliament introduced the Data (Use and Access) Bill (“DUAB”) , which is currently in the Committee Stage in the House of Lords. The Bill looks to revive many of the provisions […]
Shareholders’ Agreements: 10 things you should know
Learn about shareholders’ agreements, why they are important for companies and shareholders, and when to update or change them.
Preparing for a Fairer, More Competitive Procurement Landscape: A Guide for Companies Under the New Procurement Act 2023.
The Procurement Act 2023 is a highly significant development in UK procurement law, with its implementation date of February 24, 2025 just around the corner. This legislation aims to simplify and modernise public sector procurement practices, providing greater transparency and accessibility for all parties and suppliers involved, including small businesses, start-ups, and organisations new to […]
Do you know how to ensure your export licence application will be granted? Discover how the ECJU approaches export licencing and explore emerging trends.
UK Strategic Export Licencing Criteria Military, dual-use, and other sensitive goods and technologies require a licence to leave the UK (Export Control Act 2002). This means manufacturers and distributors need to apply for an export licence from the Export Control Joint Unit (ECJU). However, the ECJU will consider numerous factors before granting a licence. This […]
When is a drone not a dual-use drone? The legal implications of turning a hobby into arms manufacturing.
The recent conflict in Ukraine is evidence that that drone technology is no longer a monopoly enjoyed by a few Western powers. UAV technology has matured significantly so that almost anyone with a 3D printer could manufacture something capable of delivering a credible threat on the battlefield. Which begs the question, what is the difference […]
AidEx 2024: Leading Event for the International Aid and Development Community
AidEx 2024 on October 23-24, 2024 in Geneva: leading event for professionals in humanitarian aid & development sectors. Don’t miss it! Register now!
Maximising Supply Chain Opportunities: The Defence Procurement, Research, Technology & Exportability DPRTE 2024 event.
Expand Your Supply Chain Opportunities and Explore the Latest Trends and Innovations That Will Shape the Defence Industry at DPRTE 2024.