‘Unnecessary and counterproductive’: Human rights campaigners respond to Queen’s Speech Zoe Darling 11 May Human rights, Politics
‘British judges quit Hong Kong bench. What took them so long?’ Nicholas Reed Langen 6 Apr Courts, Human rights
Government accused to ‘trying to put itself above the law’ by reforming human rights Samantha Dulieu 9 Mar Human rights
Human rights reform: ‘incoherent, based on misunderstanding and bias’. Rudy Schulkind 9 Mar Human rights
Appeal judges rule that the Home Office acted unlawfully stripping woman of citizenship Samantha Dulieu 28 Jan Human rights
CPS revisits mercy killing guidance to ‘fill the void’ left by parliament’s inaction on assisted dying Samantha Dulieu 19 Jan Crime, Human rights
Raab’s plans to reform the Human Rights Act amount to ‘unashamed power grab’ Jon Robins 14 Dec Human rights
MoD settles 417 compensation claims to Iraqis subjected to cruel and inhuman treatment Zaki Sarraf 8 Nov Armed forces, Human rights, News
‘It’s the responsibility of the courts to say when the law violates peoples’ rights’ Nicholas Reed Langen 4 Oct Courts, Human rights
‘Absolutely no justification’ for amending the Human Rights Act, say peers and MPs Jon Robins 8 Jul Human rights
