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Senior army officer court martialed for alleged £48,000 fraud

19:52, March 02 7 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 13 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.

'A duty of care': Australian teenagers take their climate crisis plea to court

11:37, March 01 16 0

Eight teenagers and an octogenarian nun head to an Australian court on Tuesday to launch what they hope will prove to be a landmark case – one that establishes the federal government’s duty of care in protecting future generations from a worsening climate crisis.

Lawyers to argue for mother and baby's right to Healthy Start in UK

06:44, March 01 14 0

An 11-month-old baby and her mother are bringing a case in the high court to try to secure the baby’s right to free vitamins, formula milk and nutritious food.

Fears Australian citizen detained in Morocco may be extradited to Saudi Arabia

00:24, March 01 20 0

Australian consular officials say they are seeking to help an Australian citizen who has been detained in Morocco, as human rights activists raised fears the man may be extradited to Saudi Arabia.

People smugglers could get life sentences under new rules, says Home Office

20:02, February 28 19 0

People smugglers could be handed life sentences under plans to ramp up penalties in an effort to stop migrants crossing the Channel.

Shamima Begum court ruling brings shame on UK

15:07, February 28 22 0

Every day it seems the Guardian serves up another reason for being ashamed to be British. On Friday, it was the case of Shamima Begum (Shamima Begum loses fight to restore UK citizenship after supreme court ruling, 26 February). It makes it particularly difficult that I’m tutoring someone who is hoping to take an A-level in British politics. All the books list human rights and explain how carefully protected they are in our system. Article 5 is supposed to protect the right to liberty and freedom from arbitrary detention. Yet the supreme court is unable to protect Begum’s rights against a home secretary who is operating a policy based on pandering to public opinion in return for (hoped-for) votes.

Queen's consent More than 50,000 people call for inquiry into use of Queen's consent

05:36, February 28 19 0

More than 50,000 people have called for a parliamentary investigation into an “unfathomable” mechanism that allows the Queen to vet draft laws before they are approved by the UK’s elected representatives.

Britain risks creating new Guantánamo in Syria, says rights group

17:09, February 26 29 0

Britain risks creating “a new Guantánamo” in Syria by leaving Shamima Begum and others like her stranded in Syrian detention camps, it has been claimed, after the supreme court rejected Begum’s appeal against a decision to revoke her UK citizenship.

Drug reforms must consider the wider issues

12:16, February 26 30 0

Dr Kojo Koram’s powerful opinion piece (Enlightened drug reforms are sweeping the US. Why is Britain so far behind?, 25 February) highlights how decriminalisation of drug possession in the US may be a mechanism to address disparities in the UK criminal justice system, and help to change public attitudes towards people who use drugs.