Unreliable Evidence is Back

Unreliable Evidence with Clive Anderson on BBC’s Radio 4 has begun a new series. Available so far: 

The Law and Artificial Intelligence 

Good Samaritan Law 

Human Rights at the Crossroads? 

and coming up  — The Law and Rape

43 min, no transcript available.

Employment of non E.U. nationals in France

Deutsche Welle World has a story about the plight of non-E.U. nationals wanting to work in France after a change in French immigration rules. 3 min. streaming and downloadable .mp3, no transcript

French tax news

Speaking May 8th on Riviera Radio,  Bill Blevins of Blevins Francks (tax and wealth management specialists) brings news about French tax reforms. You can find the recording on this Blevins Francks website page.
12 min. no transcript

Secularity and Religious Identity: The French Headscarf Dilemma

This video was filmed at a 2008 Conference - Hope, Critique, and Possibility: Universal Rights in Societies of Difference - organized by a group called Facing History and Ourselves, in partnership with the Harvard Law School

on YouTube 9:47 min. no script

Facing History has videos on other themes such as

• Armenian Genocide,
• the U.S. civil rights movement
• Darfur
• genocide
• the Holocaust
• immigration
• the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Law in Action, the BBC Radio 4 programme, now has some archives available. The last series (Sept. - Nov. 2005) can be found here. The 7 February Australian radio programme, The Law Report, has a story entitled "Compensating those acquitted at trial; the Outreau affair". The part about the French case begins around 18:30 min. You can download the .mp3 version for another two weeks or so.