Helen Dewdney and barrister Christian Weaver – your rights

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Christian Weaver

Christian Weaver headshotChristian is a barrister at Garden Court North Chambers, a leading human rights law firm. He regularly represents clients whose rights are at risk.

He previously worked at INQUEST and volunteered at Liberty and Nottingham Law School’s Legal Advice Clinic.

Back in 2018, Christian was worried about the increasing number of people being stopped and searched. Wanting to make a difference and help inform people of their rights he created the YouTube series ‘The Law in 60 Seconds’. The law is made accessible through these videos which have been viewed thousands of times, and featured on BBC News, The Guardian and the i newspaper. He has now developed the idea into a book.

Twitter: @ChristianKamali

If you buy The Law in 60 Seconds please do a review and help empower more people!

Discussing your rights

I discussed with Christian the importance of knowing your rights and making the law accessible. We explored a variety of topics. This included, stop and search, housing, drugs and alcohol, domestic violence, and a little known fact about Hackney cabs. We also talked about even giving people their rights that they may be scared to search for on Google, for a variety of reasons.

Christian discusses with me how he came to start writing the book and the importance of making the law accessible.

We reference Leducate, an educational charity supporting teachers and pupils. It promotes an understanding of everyday legal rights among secondary school-aged students in England and Wales.

Christian Weaver guest posts on The Complaining Cow website

Christian has also written four guest blog posts for The Complaining Cow website:

3 things you need to look for when signing a tenancy

What you are entitled to when moving into a rented property

What are your rights regarding tenancy deposits?

How to complain about poor rental accommodation conditions .

Christian Weaver and The Complaining Cow on East London Radio

In this episode of the East London The Complaining Cow Consumer Show, I talk to Christian about knowing your rights, stop and search, housing law, domestic violence, everyday legal issues and why making the law accessible is so important.

Christian Weaver and Helen Dewdney

 

About Helen Dewdney, The Complaining Cow

Helen Dewdney is a consumer rights expert, author and media commentator. She regularly appears on television, radio and in the press discussing consumer rights, customer service, scams and personal finance.

See more about Helen’s TV and radio appearances on the Media page.

If you’re looking for a keynote speaker on consumer rights, complaints, customer service or consumer behaviour, find out more about booking Helen for conferences, business events and training.

I spoke at The Law in 60 Seconds Public Legal Education Conference and Christian provided a review.

East London Radio The Complaining Cow Consumer Show

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Explore more interviews with leading experts on consumer rights, personal finance, customer service, scams and consumer issues on the East London Radio The Complaining Cow Consumer Show.

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101 Habits of an Effective Complainer
How to Get free Pr and Be Paid for It 280 ways to raise your business profile
456 Ways to Save Money on Christmas Throughout the Year

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