Three weeks to go to the deadline for the ILBF’s law undergraduate essay competition! Deadline is 29th February at 4pm.
Wondering how to tackle our essay question: ‘Should the right to protest be unfettered?’. There are many ways to approach the question and to direct your research and ideas. All great experience and practise for future interviews and research projects, as well as an opportunity to engage with an important question that is relevant not just to lawyers, but to all of us as citizens. And not forgetting the unique opportunity to win a week’s work experience with our competition sponsor, international law firm McDermott Will & Emery, and for your essay to be published!
Sarah Trotter, Assistant Professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science, and one of our competition judges, gives her top tips and advice on how to get started in this short film.
Looking for inspiration?
Watch the recording of our panel event held on 24th January on the right to protest to hear our excellent panellists analyse the current legislation and recent cases, assess the societal impact, and discuss what it means for the rule of law and the right to protest. You can find a list of helpful resources from our panellists and a link to the recording here.
All details of the competition and how to enter are here. We are looking forward to receiving your entries!
Good luck!
