UK High Court rejects students’ claim that rise in student fees violates Human Rights
On 17th February 2012, the UK High Court found that the government’s policy on tuition fees, while breaching public sector duties to uphold equality, did not amount to a violation of human rights. Two teenagers, Callum Hurley and Katy Moore, represented by Matrix Chambers’ Helen Mountfield QC, instructed by Public Interest Lawyers’ Sam Jacobs, brought… More UK High Court rejects students’ claim that rise in student fees violates Human Rights