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Tag: justice
The pandemic must not be used to force women’s rights back to the 1970s
On International Women's Day, there's lots to celebrate in terms of the movements for gender equality around the world. There's ...
Damning court verdict finds failure to declare hundreds of contracts and that Johnson ‘misled Parliament’
The Good Law Project took legal action against the Department of Health and Social Care over the disclosure of contracts.
Rights group files complaint against Saudi crown prince over Khashoggi killing
Federal prosecutors in Germany received the complaint from Paris-based Reporters Without Borders.
Police forces are still unable to explain why they’re so racist
According to a report from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS), "forces still do not ...
The first southern US state abolishing the death penalty should give pause to British politicians and lawmakers
The mid-Atlantic US state of Virginia has moved to abolish the death penalty. This will make it the 23rd US ...
The extent of the attacks on the left is now horrifying
It looks like if you’re left-wing, you’d best prepare yourself for a dunk or a burning at the stake. Because ...
Suspended and expelled members win victory over Labour in the courts
10:30, 26 February 2021 CORRECTION: The original article mistakenly said one group, Labour Activists For Justice, was bringing a case. ...
Crowd cheers as charged HS2 campaigner leaves court
Larch Maxey is accused of trespassing and disrupting HS2 construction work at Euston Square Gardens by refusing to leave a ...
A Labour group linked to Starmer is under investigation by the Electoral Commission
Labour Together, a group linked to Labour leader Keir Starmer, is under investigation by the Electoral Commission for alleged breaches ...
Setback for Assange prosecution appeal after intervention by former government minister
It's been reported that the US authorities will appeal the recent UK ruling that Julian Assange should not be extradited ...
The left is under the most extensive attack since the 1950s
A former Labour MP has been tasked with examining left wing groups as part of a government review into UK ...
Salmond accuser feels ‘let down’ by Scottish government and exploited by Holyrood inquiry
A woman who accused Alex Salmond of sexual harassment criticised both the Scottish Government and the inquiry into their botched ...
Damning UN report urges the UK to unfreeze Venezuelan gold
Alena Douhan is the United Nations' special rapporteur on the negative impact of unilateral coercive measures on the enjoyment of ...
Court hears evidence that ‘secret state’ conspired to convict Ricky Tomlinson and other striking workers
A court heard evidence backing claims that a spy agency, a secretive research unit and a prime minister intervened to ...
Furious reaction as judge refuses Julian Assange bail
Supporters of Julian Assange were met with force and arrests outside Westminster Magistrates’ Court today, as judge Vanessa Baraitser refused ...
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange must be released after ‘inhumane’ bail refusal
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s hopes for freedom have been dashed after a judge refused him bail despite a decision to ...
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