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Exploitation in focus Children forced into sex work among 230 people rescued in Niger raid04:17, February 29 0 0 Children as young as 10 were among more than 230 people rescued last month during a series of raids combating sex trafficking and forced labour in Niger.
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The right to a dignified and less painful death
13:04, February 28 14 0
As someone who cared for their terminally ill partner, Helen, for her last eight years of life, and who felt the force of the law after her death at the Dignitas clinic in 2016, I found Dr Matthew Davis’s letter (25 February) on assisted dying deeply disturbing. Dr Davis appears to imply that calls for changing existing legislation are morally motivated. As a moral issue, the public has the right to make its voice heard and to be respected. -
Woman wins payout for stymied career in landmark divorce case
12:44, February 28 23 0
A woman who “sacrificed” her career as a solicitor so she could look after her children has won compensation on top of an equal share of the family’s wealth after her divorce. -
Crown courts 'should sit more to end delays to justice'
10:54, February 28 13 0
Crown courts should sit more often to deal with a backlog in cases, the head of the judiciary in England and Wales has urged, as the government launched a consultation in response to demands for improved legal aid fees for lawyers. -
Dubai ruler loses appeal over release of two UK court judgments
09:27, February 28 14 0
The ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, has lost his appeal against a high court decision to publish two judgments relating to his legal battle with his estranged wife, Princess Haya of Jordan. -
Harvey Weinstein starts work on appeal from New York hospital
07:57, February 28 18 0
Days after he was convicted of rape and a criminal sex act, Harvey Weinstein is working on his appeal while he remains in Bellevue hospital in New York awaiting a probable transfer to Rikers Island jail complex before his sentencing. -
Pride in the work of Alzheimer’s Society
13:28, February 27 26 0
We would like to challenge misleading claims in letters from Dr Alan Fowler and Prof David Lewis (24 February). In 2019, we spent £49.3m, not £8.6m as Dr Fowler claimed, on direct support. In addition to those services mentioned by Dr Fowler, this includes dementia advisers and support as well as our Dementia Connect service, helpline, dementia guides and online forum, Talking Point, which people with dementia and their carers tell us make a huge difference to their lives. -
Julian Assange's lawyers: US files were leaked for political ends
12:37, February 27 22 0
Julian Assange’s legal team has rejected a suggestion by lawyers for US authorities that his actions were not “political offences”, arguing that the WikiLeaks founder had published classified documents to highlight human rights abuses. -
Other lives Biddy Macfarlane obituary
07:57, February 27 20 0
In a distinguished legal career, my mother, Biddy Macfarlane, who has died of pneumonia aged 89, was the first female county court registrar (district judge), and the first woman and first solicitor to be appointed Master of the Court of Protection. -
Heathrow third runway ruled illegal over climate change
05:36, February 27 28 0
Plans for a third runway at Heathrow airport have been ruled illegal by the court of appeal because ministers did not adequately take into account the government’s climate change commitments.
Week News
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Suffrage review: epic retelling of US women's long battle for the vote
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Weinstein case 'could deter UK victims from reporting abuse'
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George Clooney 'saddened' by alleged child labour on Nespresso coffee farms
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The Weinstein trial reveals why UK courts fail to prosecute rape
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Heathrow third runway ruled illegal over climate change
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Other lives Biddy Macfarlane obituary
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Julian Assange's lawyers: US files were leaked for political ends
Month News
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Terror attacks show Britain needs new ideas on deradicalisation
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China theft of technology is biggest law enforcement threat to US, FBI says
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UN rapporteur condemns UK hosting of Israeli spyware firm
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Australia's offshore detention is unlawful, says international criminal court prosecutor
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TV licence convictions hard to justify, says MP scrutinising BBC
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Abuse victim Manny Waks wins $800,000 in damages from paedophile David Cyprys
Year News
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Rape cases ‘could fail’ if victims refuse to give police access to phones
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Lawyer who threatened to pursue citizen’s arrest of judge is suspended for 30 days
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Gay marriage cake: customer takes case to European court
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Opioid sellers say judge must recuse because he pushed settlement; 1 defendant files for bankruptcy
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Norwegian wealth fund blacklists G4S shares over human rights concerns