The Joint Committee of Human Rights has found that no amendments would make the Rwanda Bill compatible with human rights
A joint statement over 250 civil societies on why the Safety of Rwanda Bill endangers human rights and the British constitution
A new report from the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Select Committee (PACAC) calls for greater scrutiny of treaties
Why peers should treat the dangerous Safety of Rwanda Bill as a threat to the UK constitution and human rights
In a submission to the International Agreements Committee, PLP argues that the new Rwanda treaty still risks human rights abuses
Our concerns over the DWP’s use of automation were raised by the Public Accounts Committee – here’s why the DWP’s response isn’t enough
PLP welcomes a new Chair of the Board, as well as new trustees
After meeting with the Ministry of Justice, PLP continues to prepare evidence for our proposed legal challenge
Over 100 civil societies react to the Rwanda plan ruling and call for the Government to abandon similar efforts
Speakers from our ‘Power and the Law’ conference take on topics like immigration exceptionalism and the future of strategic litigation
UPDATE: Can you help once more with PLP’s challenge to the Lord Chancellor over legal aid?
How the Court of Appeals handed down judgment on the DWP’s appeal over bereavement pay in favour of our client