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Austerity harms hunt for sexual abuse gangs, says ex-prosecutor04:26, October 21 3 0 Potential victims of grooming gangs are no safer now than when the issue became a national scandal almost a decade ago, according to the Crown Prosecution Service’s former lead on child sexual abuse and violence against women and girls.
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Turkey should look to its own brutal treatment of journalists
01:17, October 21 6 0
Five months ago, I wrote of Osman Kavala, a Turkish public intellectual arrested by the Turkish authorities. He has now spent a year behind bars and has still to be charged with an offence. -
Bullies too often go unchecked – and not just in Westminster
01:12, October 20 19 0
The shouting was audible from the end of the corridor, but it was only when I got close that it was clear what was actually happening. A well-known broadcaster, who shall not be named despite richly deserving it, was bawling at an obviously frightened junior researcher for something that seemingly wasn’t her fault. Walking into the whole thing as a studio guest was as oddly embarrassing as stumbling into a marital row by accident, but asking around later I learned that it apparently happened all the time. The presenter had a reputation not merely for being a bully but for not particularly caring who saw her throw her weight around. (Yes, it was a woman. Female bosses can be appalling bullies, just as men can.) It was years ago, I was young and fairly junior myself, and didn’t know what to do, except go on air and awkwardly pretend it hadn’t happened. But this week, reading Dame Laura Cox’s report on bullying and harassment in parliament, it came back to me. -
Russian national is charged with conspiracy to interfere with midterm elections and US democracy
17:23, October 19 21 0
A Russian national from St. Petersburg has been charged with overseeing finances of a social media operation to create distrust in the American political system and interfere with U.S. democracy. -
Judge explains why he asked a woman whether she could avoid rape by closing her legs
13:57, October 19 20 0
A New Jersey judge explained Wednesday why he asked a woman seeking a restraining order whether she could have avoided forced sex by closing her legs. -
Several Florida courts remain closed after Hurricane Michael
11:54, October 19 24 0
Courts in seven Florida counties remained closed on Friday along with the federal courthouse in Panama City. -
Back the Gender Recognition Act reform. It’s the feminist thing to do
11:02, October 19 22 0
Today is the final day that anyone can fill in the consultation for the Gender Recognition Act. So let’s start with what the Gender Recognition Act actually is. If you want to change your gender in the UK, you need a gender recognition certificate. To obtain one, you need to have lived in your preferred gender for two years and get a diagnosis of gender dysphoria (ie be classified as mentally ill) from two different doctors. -
UK is endangering people's health by denying their right to clean air, says UN
10:46, October 19 25 0
The UK government is putting the health of millions of its citizens at risk by failing to tackle the country’s air pollution crisis, according the UN’s special rapporteur on human rights and the environment. -
David Gauke: priority must be protecting women when placing transgender inmates
09:33, October 19 18 0
Protecting women in custody should be prioritised when placing transgender inmates, the justice secretary has told the Guardian, criticising the safeguarding failures that led to Karen White being transferred to a female prison. -
PEN America sues Trump for violating first amendment rights
08:26, October 19 24 0
Donald Trump has “hung a sword of Damocles” over journalists by using his powers to retaliate against press coverage he finds objectionable, according to the writers’ organisation PEN America, which has filed a lawsuit against him for violating the US constitution’s first amendment.
Week News
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‘How to Get Away with Murder’ takes a somewhat realistic look at law school and legal employment
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How to make a four-day week reality
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Academics are being harassed over their research into transgender issues
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Tennessee agency rejects proposal to move Valpo Law
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Court rules boy, six, can sue Scottish ship firm over father's death
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DeVos’ attempt to curtail debt forgiveness to defrauded students meets judicial roadblocks
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UK is endangering people's health by denying their right to clean air, says UN
Month News
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Abuse survivors say Flake lift protest ‘in solidarity’ with Ford
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'You are not alone': your reaction to Christine Blasey Ford's testimony
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Meet Justice Kavanaugh’s four female law clerks, a hiring first
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2 schools seek approval to move Valpo Law to Middle Tennessee
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UK consumers could lose EU legal rights in event of no-deal Brexit
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Ground rents: consultation begins on ending leasehold abuses
Year News
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BLM cuts 21 legal and support roles after latest consultation round
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Estate recovers nothing for mistaken brain surgery because lawyers used estopped negligence claim
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Trump pick for Sentencing Commission once called for it to be abolished
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FBI reportedly sought records on ‘Access Hollywood’ tape in Michael Cohen raid
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England and Wales see fewest prosecutions since records began