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Police forces ignored sexual harassment allegations against Sarah Everard’s killer
The Metropolitan Police force is under pressure to investigate how Sarah Everard’s killer was able to continue serving as an ...
Final chance for justice over Bloody Sunday murder hangs by a thread
The Bloody Sunday murder trial, which the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) dropped last week, may not be over quite yet. ...
Prison officers are alleged to have carried out another vicious attack on a Black Muslim prisoner
Content warning - this article contains references to racism, violence, and sexual violence inside the prison system Another report has ...
We must support those facing prison for standing up against the Police Bill
As the authoritarian Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill passes its third reading in the Commons, we need to defend ...
1970s convictions of three black men overturned by Court of Appeal
Three black men who were jailed for allegedly attempting to rob a corrupt police officer nearly 50 years ago have ...
As the Police Bill gets its third reading in parliament, we’ll fight it to the bitter end
The terrifyingly authoritarian Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill has reached its remaining stages in the House of Commons. Protesters ...
European human rights commissioner urges the UK not to curb protests via Police Bill
Europe’s human rights commissioner has warned that the controversial Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill could have a “significant impact” ...
FBI collusion with discredited witness may undermine entire Assange extradition case
A star prosecution witness in the US extradition case brought against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has admitted he lied in ...
Prosecution of ex-soldiers over Troubles cases including Bloody Sunday halted
The prosecution of two former soldiers for 'Troubles' murders, including two on Bloody Sunday, are to be halted. The 'Troubles' ...
Government policy on housing transgender women in female prisons ruled lawful
The High Court backed the policy following a challenge from a female prisoner who argued it exposed her to the ...
Win for families as High Court rules Home Office asylum guidance is unlawful
Under European legislation, child refugees can have their asylum claims transferred to another country if they have family there.
Two major developments in Julian Assange’s case could be game-changing
The case of Julian Assange has seen two developments in recent days. Both are significant, and both could be central ...
Campaigners call on the Royal College of Psychiatrists to stop endorsing “solitary confinement”
A demonstration was held on 28 June outside the headquarters of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych) over the organisation's ...
Daniel Morgan inquiry shows public scrutiny under threat
The recent Daniel Morgan Independent Panel inquiry has found the Metropolitan police to be institutionally corrupt. Unsurprisingly, the panel found ...
Campaigners are calling for action to stop the government’s new mega prison in Lancashire
Content Warning - this article includes references to imprisonment and suicide The Ministry of Justice recently announced that it plans ...
Labour calls for minister to resign if he fails to tackle rape figures within a year
Robert Buckland must resign as justice secretary if he can't reverse the plunging prosecution and conviction levels for rape within ...
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