Leading Big tech firms Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft have been increasingly in the spotlight for their allegedly anti-competitive and unfair practices. This research paper reviews these claims, and the laws that are being passed to combat anti-competitive behaviour in Big Tech.

This comparative research paper considers what constitutes censorship in three vastly different jurisdictions: North Korea, the United Kingdom and New Zealand. It also considers the various ramifications faced by citizens who break censorship laws in each country.

This research paper expertly examines the impact COVID-19 has had on the privacy of populations in New Zealand, Hong Kong and Singapore. By looking at the surveillance protocols introduced to limit the impact of the coronavirus in comparison to the relevant privacy laws, the paper reaches a conclusion as to whether or not these COVID measures breach privacy laws.

This legal research paper compares the COVID-19 responses of governments in the US, Madagascar and Iceland through a legislative lens. As well as offering a comparison, the paper delivers a judgement on each country’s efforts, while acknowledging the relevant circumstances that impacted the efficacy of each.

In this research paper, the authors consider the legal challenges faced by a selection of countries, including Bahrain and Togo, in attempting to roll out the COVID-19 vaccine.