The Supreme Court ruled on 21 December 2017 in the cases of R (Hysaj and others) v Secretary of State for…
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More Than 300 Human Rights Activists Murdered in 2017 Dedicated to the more than 300 human rights defenders murdered this…
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We have all heard of the ‘Silk Route’, a historic network of trade routes that connected Europe, Asia and Africa, and…
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Making it Fair: The Disclosure of Unused Material in Volume Crown Court Cases The importance of disclosure in the criminal…
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Failures to provide adequate sanitary protection to women and girls in police custody breach their human rights, the home secretary…
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As part of the UK government’s requirement to reform public bodies, all government departments must conduct a Tailored Review of…
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HMP Swansea – Complacency & Inexcusable Failure to Address Suicides and High Self-Harm HMP Swansea had a ‘complacent and inexcusable’…
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Legal aid will be restored for three areas of prison law following a Court of Appeal judgment, the government has…
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The government’s power to block requests for information on national security grounds has been significantly curtailed by a tribunal ruling…
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The Ministry of Justice has become the first central government department to be served with an enforcement notice by the…
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Whilst the UK government has been actively engaged in negotiating the best Brexit deal for the country, a considerable number…
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Northern Ireland Q & A – Is There A Witch-Hunt Against Ex British Soldiers? A quick question and answer guide…
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