Tag: Human rights
Daily Express forced to make huge correction to human rights story, again
Yet the tabloid newspaper has just released a slideshow explainer about the ECHR...
LGBT moot: BPP Law School snatches victory from 2016 winners Oxford University
The competition was judged by some of the country's leading human rights specialists
Amal Clooney thinks it’s a ‘good thing’ her cases get extra publicity because of her marriage to George
It seems fame is currency in the fight against ISIS
New Doughty Street silk sticks it to the man with ‘left-wing’ tote bags she made for her fellow barristers
They've gone down very well
Supreme Court rules the ‘anti-love law’ does not breach human rights
If you want your foreign spouse to live with you in the UK, you better have a high-paying job
Lawyers urge EU to refuse trade deal with UK unless it remains a member of the ECHR
The threat of a post-Brexit ‘human rights crisis’ looms
Court of Appeal: Denying straight people civil partnerships is NOT unlawful
The boyfriend and girlfriend claimants think the law discriminates against them
Solicitor of the Year turned ‘army ambulance chaser’ is struck off
The ultimate fall from grace
Supreme Court: Wheelchairs beat prams in legal dispute over space on the 99 bus
Seven justices unanimously allowed the appeal, but only to a limited extent
Supreme Court rules in Leigh Day vs Ministry of Defence human rights showdown
Mixed results, but Twitter particularly excited Lady Hale gave judgment with her handbag on her desk
From swimming lessons to solitary confinement — the highs and lows of human rights
A single week shows the diversity of ECHR cases
Withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights – the next Brexit?
Catgate PM talks of "clean break" with European court and convention
Legal profession’s defence of Phil Shiner dries up as ‘ambulance chasing’ lawyer admits misconduct
Human rights solicitor accepts tribunal “must strike him off”
Supreme Court to hear ‘landmark’ abortion case today
Legal dream team assembled to argue Northern Irish women’s right to travel to England for free terminations
Christian bakers who refused to make ‘gay cake’ lose their appeal against discrimination finding
But has the Court of Appeal made the right decision?
Joshua Rozenberg: The Leigh Day vs Ministry of Defence showdown explained
Fingers crossed the Supreme Court will be able to make sense of this human rights quandary
Kelvin Mackenzie CAN make ‘undoubtedly offensive’ comments about C4 newsreaders, says regulator
Sun columnist cleared of complaints brought by Muslim presenter
Court case disrupted by man dressed as Jesus who said he can prove his identity with a USB stick
Indy Camp madness reaches new heights