As it turns 70, the European Convention on Human Rights is under threat but still essential for protecting our basic rights
Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick responded to our open letter, but denied the numerous ways that the Illegal Migration Bill breaks international law
PLP and a single mother of two have begun a legal challenge over the decision to scrap free school meals during summer holidays in Wales
Organisations warn that pursuing Bill at a time of crisis in Europe is ‘reckless and risks further instability’
A warning by 30 civil society groups that Government use of AI must be brought under control
Widower facing DWP in court again after they appeal decision around his Bereavement Support Payment eligibility
The Ministry of Justice has responded to the Legal Aid means test review. Here is today’s analysis from PLP.
Joint civil society statement on the Illegal Migration Bill.
A High Court declaration has underlined that Cardiff Council must consider prosecuting landlords suspected of unlawfully evicting their tenants, and that not doing so at all over the last 10 years amounted to a “systemic failure”
Our new podcast uncovers what happens when the British state acts unlawfully, and how we can achieve a fairer society where power is held to account
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Support to help Afghans find own accommodation within three month window likely too little, too late