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‘Justice in a time of austerity’

• Daniel Newman
• 24 Sep
• Austerity Justice

REVIEW: ‘A shocking history of state-sanctioned brutality’

• Jon Robins
• 29 Sep
• News, Police

‘It was like I had leprosy’: the story of the first Sikh policeman

• Gurpal Virdi
• 29 Sep
• News, Race

Braverman denounces international refugee protections

• Samantha Dulieu
• 28 Sep
• Human rights, Immigration

The Justice Delusion

• Dennis Eady
• 27 Sep
• Cardiff Innocence

Proposed police reforms ‘a license to kill’, claims INQUEST

• Holly Greenwood
• 26 Sep
• News, Police

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‘It was like I had leprosy’: the story of the first Sikh policeman News, Race

Government faces legal action over ‘collapse’ in immigration advice Immigration, News

Guildford Four: how the innocent were framed and the truth buried Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice, News

Oliver Campbell: ‘I’ve been used as a scapegoat. The police know who committed the crime’ Miscarriages of Justice, News

Proposed police reforms ‘a license to kill’, claims INQUEST News, Police

PROOF MAGAZINE ISSUE 5

The ‘do-gooder’ issue | out now

In this issue: Law Centres at 50, Radical law, Spy cops and the scandal of joint enterprise.

Ken Loach, JimmyMcGovern & Ricky Tomlinson

PLUS Simon Hattenstone and Eric Allison on a shocking miscarriage of justice

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Hidden: A window on a different world

Jon Robins

The media betrays us every day

Bob Woffinden

The secret trial of Erol Incedal

Ian Cobain

Spooking Justice

David Rose

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Writers

Calum McCrae

‘I was leaving prison in a box or as an innocent man’

Michael Mansfield QC

‘The need for vigilance is more important than ever’

Jon Robins

Guilty Until Proven Innocent

Duncan Campbell

Another shabby day for British justice

Will Bordell

Be afraid without legal aid

Lucie Boase

Playing cricket with the Afghans

Long Reads

Guildford Four: One trial, two appeals, an inquiry and an inquest, but what do we know?

• Alastair Logan OBE
• 23 Jun
• Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice

British citizens remain trapped in Sudan ‘abandoned’ by the Foreign Office

• Ameen Mekki
• 15 May
• Immigration, Long Read

How Southwark families fought for housing justice

• Izzy Koksal
• 17 Mar
• Housing, Long Read

10 years of immigration control: ‘a really hostile environment’  

• Rupinder Parhar
• 1 Nov
• Immigration, Long Read

Defenceless in the justice system

• Cardiff Law School Innocence Project
• 11 Oct
• Long Read, Miscarriages of Justice

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