Week News

• For 50 years, zero tolerance to drugs has failed – yet Britain refuses to change

• British QC prosecuting activists in Hong Kong fought to be allowed to take case

• Sámi reindeer herders file lawsuit against Norway windfarm

• Coroner's Covid findings stoke calls for inquiry into pandemic policy

• UN countries challenge Australia's Indigenous incarceration record in human rights review

• UK free to make trade deals with genocidal regimes after Commons vote

• Van Morrison to start legal action over Northern Ireland Covid ban on live music

Month News

• Uganda charges leading lawyer for LGBT rights with money laundering

• Doubts emerge in US over future of Assange extradition case

• Virginity tests for female rape survivors outlawed by Pakistani court

• Julian Assange refused bail despite judge ruling against extradition to US

• Surveyors draft plan to free homeowners from fire safety limbo

• A British judge said US prisons are dangerously inhumane. Sadly, she's right

Year News

• Britain’s betting industry is out of control. A new gambling act must curb it

• Streatham attack shows Britain needs new ideas on deradicalisation

• Trial by jury must survive coronavirus unscathed

• UK's top prosecutor threatened with legal action if Dominic Cummings not investigated

• CPS secretly dropped 'weak' rape cases, say rights groups