A minister’s resignation suggests Brexit amendment votes might be enough to topple the Tories
On 12 June, fifteen key Brexit amendments set by the House of Lords come up for debate in the Commons. On ...
Tag: Human rights
Trump has hundreds of children in detention and hopes the world won’t notice
US authorities have over 11,000 migrant children 'in their care' after separating them from parents at border crossings. And hundreds of ...
A lawyer exposes the oppressive states that joined Israel in celebrating its new US embassy
An Israeli human rights lawyer has exposed the oppressive states that joined Israel in celebrating the recent relocation of the ...
Kurdish groups accuse Theresa May of ‘racism’ in the House of Commons
Kurdish groups have accused Theresa May of racism after her meeting with Turkey's president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The groups were responding ...
A chilling video reveals Amazon’s ‘dangerous’ facial recognition software
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has revealed that Amazon has been test-piloting a facial recognition system, in collaboration with ...
‘One of the most repressive rulers on earth’ is spending the day with the Queen
On 12 May, the Queen will spend the day with King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa of Bahrain at the Royal Windsor ...
Pressure mounts to stop the Queen cosying up with human rights abusers
Pressure is mounting on the Queen and luxury brands to sever ties with the Bahraini-backed Royal Windsor Horse Show (RWHS). ...
The government has just been slammed by another court ruling. But it’s claiming victory.
The government just been slammed in the first round of a court case brought against it by a human rights campaign group. ...
Homelessness has reached ‘dramatic proportions’ in the UK, says new report
Homelessness has reached "dramatic proportions" in the UK, says a new report . For the lowest earning people, the cost ...
NATO ally Turkey found guilty of war crimes
A tribunal has found Turkey guilty of war crimes against Kurds. During the tribunal session on 15 and 16 March, ...
Court rules the DWP’s “cruel, unnecessary, and ineffective” benefit cap is lawful
On 15 March, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) won its appeal to maintain the benefit cap on single ...
The DWP just won a court case literally allowing it to ignore disabled people’s human rights
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has just won a court case. It is one which will now set ...
Liverpool will be turning pink this weekend as an international conference takes centre stage
An international conference hopes to turn Liverpool pink this weekend as it takes centre stage to debate, discuss, and showcase ...
Turkey to face allegations of war crimes against Kurds
On 15 and 16 March, a tribunal in Paris will examine accusations of war crimes by the Turkish state against ...
No-one was surprised Theresa May met with the Saudi prince. They are by his other get-together.
The UK government has received plenty of criticism for rolling out the red carpet for Saudi Arabia's crown prince Mohammed ...
Disabled people want to meet Theresa May over the UN’s ‘human catastrophe’ verdict
A coalition of disabled people's organisations (DPOs) has written to Theresa May. It's asking her to meet with them over ...
The UK isn’t likely to ban male circumcision anytime soon. But we should still strongly oppose it.
The Icelandic government has proposed a law that would ban male circumcision for non-medical reasons. Following the move, anti-circumcision groups ...
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