An ‘uncritical reliance’ on algorithms in the justice system could lead to ‘wrong decisions’ Aqsa Hussain 6 Jun Civil liberties, Miscarriages of Justice
Hackney Council to pay £26,000 for failing to secure education for two disabled children Klara Slater 4 Jun Civil liberties, Young people
UK government ‘risks another Windrush’ over EU settlement scheme, MPs warn Natalia Brownlie 3 Jun Civil liberties, Immigration
Populism, principle and Penny Mordaunt’s pledge to review torture guidance Nicholas Reed Langen 23 May Civil liberties, Human rights
Don’t trade away long overdue abortion law reform in deal with DUP, Amnesty warns Eleanor Sheerin 13 Jun Civil liberties, News
Allegations of police corruption double in four years Jon Robins 26 May Civil liberties, News, Police
‘I’ve lived my life on my own terms, Why in my final months, should my rights be stripped away from me?’ Oliver Carter 26 Apr Civil liberties, News
The rise of the busybody: how the law became an instrument of the state Josie Appleton 14 Dec Civil liberties, News
The Investigatory Powers Bill: Mass Surveillance in the UK Mehdi Shakarchi 10 Nov Civil liberties, News
‘Secrecy has been the hallmark and curse of British government for centuries’ Francis FitzGibbon QC 11 Oct Civil liberties, News
‘Dangerous territory’ for human rights: Martha Spurrier in conversation with Helena Kennedy Oliver Carter 15 Sep Civil liberties, Human rights, News
