The European Court of Justice has ruled that the UK can revoke Article 50 without the need for support from the other EU states, after politicians debated Brexit live on Channel 4 in adva...
Many of us can count on the strength and support we draw from our families and support networks, but for refugees and asylum seekers, this is not always the case. Refugee Campaigner Azade...
A judicial review has dismissed the attempt of official pro-Brexit campaign group Vote Leave to overturn the Electoral Commission ruling that declared the group had spent more than its £7...
Asylum seekers are currently banned from working until their application has been processed, often leaving them isolated and running the risk of developing serious mental health issues. R...
Following public outcry, three anti-fracking activists have seen their custodial sentences overturned, with the court of appeal labelling them “manifestly excessive”.
Following the harsh sentences passed down to three anti-fracking activists in September, Green councillor Gina Dowding looks at the drive to suppress non-violent direct action and its con...
Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court, Professor Christine Blasey Ford's testimony regarding his attempted sexual assault of her when they were teenagers and the bitter debate...
The High Court has said that the Electoral Commission ‘misinterpreted’ legislation around referendum campaign spending, enabling Vote Leave to donate hundreds of thousands of pounds to an...
A UN report into the humanitarian crisis that has seen more than 700,000 Rohingya people flee Myanmar has accused the country’s military of carrying out crimes against humanity and genoci...
Prisons Minister Rory Stewart has admitted that “as many as 20” prisons are in as bad a state as HMP Birmingham, which the Chief Inspector of Prisons said was the worst prison he had ever...
