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Displaced Syrians face losing homes to new government fines02:17, March 05 15 0 A legal amendment in Syria has been greeted with anger and dismay by people displaced by the civil war who are now at risk of losing homes and property they left behind unless they pay exorbitant fines to the government in Damascus.
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Johnson & Johnson loses court appeal over pelvic mesh negligence
23:07, March 04 25 0
More than 10,000 women are due to share in hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation after Johnson & Johnson failed to overturn a landmark ruling finding it concealed the true extent of complications of damaging medical devices. -
News of the World phone hacking: Noel Fielding latest to win damages
14:11, March 04 18 0
The Great British Bake Off presenter Noel Fielding and Ryan Giggs’s brother Rhodri have accepted “substantial damages” from the News of the World over phone hacking by journalists. -
The gender politics of Sturgeon v Salmond can't be ignored
09:20, March 04 24 0
It is political theatre of the highest order: the falling-out between Scotland’s first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, and her former mentor, Alex Salmond, over the handling of allegations of sexual harassment against him. The drama is so spectacular that it positively invites onlookers to take sides. And while it may not be fair to expect a female leader to deal with such claims more adeptly than a man in the same position, the expectation undeniably exists – and Sturgeon herself has admitted that the Scottish government’s response was muddled and let down the complainants. -
UK has broken air pollution limits for a decade, EU court finds
07:01, March 04 78 0
The UK has “systematically and persistently” broken legal limits on toxic air pollution for a decade, the court of justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled. -
Why Israel fears the ICC war crimes investigation
15:47, March 03 22 0
The date of 13 June 2014 listed by the international criminal court’s chief prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, as the starting point for its investigation into potential war crimes committed by Israelis and Palestinians is a significant one. -
ICC to open formal investigation into war crimes in Palestine
10:20, March 03 26 0
The prosecutor of the international criminal court has announced that her office will open a formal investigation into war crimes in Palestine that will examine both sides in the conflict. -
The government is hell-bent on diluting the Human Rights Act. We must protect it
08:52, March 03 26 0
The Human Rights Act is like serious injury insurance, or perhaps an action plan for a global pandemic: you hope you never need it. -
Senior army officer court martialed for alleged £48,000 fraud
19:52, March 02 30 0
The most senior army officer to face a court martial for more than two centuries has been accused of defrauding the taxpayer out of almost £50,000 to pay for private school fees. -
Jamaica is finally being held to account for the violence suffered by LGBTQ+ people
10:03, March 02 30 0
Finally the Jamaican state has been held to account for its complicity in the violence and discrimination I have faced for being gay. An international tribunal has ruled that Jamaica should scrap its homophobic laws immediately.
Week News
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People smugglers could get life sentences under new rules, says Home Office
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Fears Australian citizen detained in Morocco may be extradited to Saudi Arabia
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Lawyers to argue for mother and baby's right to Healthy Start in UK
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Jamaica is finally being held to account for the violence suffered by LGBTQ+ people
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Why Israel fears the ICC war crimes investigation
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The gender politics of Sturgeon v Salmond can't be ignored
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Displaced Syrians face losing homes to new government fines
Month News
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Meghan wins her privacy case against the Mail on Sunday
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It will come as a surprise to some, but even Meghan has a right to her privacy
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Proposed free speech law will make English universities liable for breaches
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The Guardian view on the Uber drivers ruling: a challenge to government
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How many principles have we scrapped since 9/11? A new Guantánamo film reminds us
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Enlightened drug reforms are sweeping the US. Why is Britain so far behind?
Year News
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The loss of UK prisoners' rights is the forgotten injustice of the Covid-19 crisis
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Global law firms expected to sue UK for coronavirus losses
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Covid-19 investigations Lawyers accuse cabinet of bias over Cummings ally's PR firm contract
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Babies being removed from mothers during remote hearings – report
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Here Awhile review – assisted-dying drama weighed down by cliche