How an excessively purist approach to procedure risks undermining access to justice
Three steps to building a fairer process for challenging sanction decisions
Why we're calling for the Ministry of Justice to make urgent amendments
Solicitor Aoife O'Reilly lifts the lid on our specialist support hubs and why they're essential
Head of Research, Arabella Lang, on three key reforms needed to improve treaty scrutiny
Research Fellow Caroline Selman unpacks what we know so far about the new DWP policy
Solicitor Matthew Court on how the tide is turning on access to justice in Wales
Benefit sanctions are increasing again - but to what extent? Research Fellow Caroline Selman digs deeper
How a group of ex-sex workers from Hull achieved justice
Professor Iyiola Solanke – PLP’s newest patron – has written a guest blog drawing on her keynote speech from our July conference, The Equality Act 10 years on: Where are we now? There are currently two viruses causing death and destroying lives around the world: one is coronavirus, the other is discrimination. There are similarities
Esther Leighton Drawing on her personal experience of tackling disability discrimination, Esther Leighton will be speaking at PLP’s conference 10 years of the Equality Act: Where are we now? Esther has promoted equality for disabled people by taking a series of cases – mostly as a litigant in person – about common failures to make
On the afternoon of 14 January 2020, around 20 lawyers gathered in a former railway arch in Hackney, hosted by ClientEarth, to discuss judicial review of statutory instruments. This seminar was important because it is not often that Statutory Instruments (“SIs”) and system-change litigation are discussed in conjunction with one another. This was a chance