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Bomb attack kills two human rights workers in Kabul

07:11, June 27 36 0

Two employees of Afghanistan’s human rights body have been killed in a bomb attack in Kabul. The Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission said the workers died when a homemade sticky bomb attached to their vehicle exploded.

UK Foreign Office urged to secure safety of three human rights activists

00:13, June 26 42 0

The UK Foreign Office has been urged by a cross party group of British MPs to intervene to secure the safety of three prominent Gulf human rights activists, including Saudi women’s rights campaigner Loujain al-Hathloul, who are thought to be at risk from the coronavirus outbreak still present in prisons across the region.

Trump’s power to deport asylum seekers boosted by supreme court ruling

12:06, June 25 39 0

The supreme court ruled Thursday that the US government can deport some people seeking asylum without allowing them to make their case to a federal judge.

Elton John's ex-wife Renate Blauel launches legal action against singer

09:46, June 25 47 0

Sir Elton John’s ex-wife, Renate Blauel, has launched legal proceedings against the singer at the high court, in a rare intervention by a woman who has been avoiding publicity for decades.

Family court judges given power to intervene in domestic abuse cases

19:15, June 24 46 0

Judges will be empowered to intervene in cases of domestic abuse to prevent the complainant from being re-victimised by aggressive lines of questioning, as part of a new raft of legal changes announced today.

Other lives Glenn Brasse obituary

13:52, June 24 64 0

Stoke Newington, north London, 1946: a secretive Austrian artist checks into a Jewish-owned lodging house. Suspicion mounts. A religious court is assembled to decide who he might be. Human foibles are gently exposed and all is resolved. Such was the wry and humane storytelling of my brother-in-law Glenn Brasse, for his son’s independent film Sanhedrin.

Man paralysed after being Tasered vows to get justice from Met

12:24, June 24 69 0

A young black man from Tottenham who has been left paralysed from the chest down after being Tasered by police as he jumped over a wall, has spoken out for the first time about his injuries and his determination to hold officers to account.

What does police abolition look like?

11:34, June 24 52 0

Image from Shutterstock.com Recent protests over police brutality have raised the volume on calls to defund the police. But while police abolition may be new to some, it’s a concept that has been studied and discussed for decades.

Thousands of potential trafficking victims ‘not given vital support’

02:37, June 24 43 0

Thousands of people identified as potential victims of trafficking in the UK have not been referred for support despite government pledges to help them, according to a new study.

Natural justice is a golden rule of investigations. Has it been followed in the Dyson Heydon case?

01:46, June 24 45 0

Revelations this week that an independent inquiry initiated by the high court found former justice Dyson Heydon sexually harassed six young female associates has thrown the spotlight again on the prevalence of sexual harassment in Australian workplaces and how such complaints are handled.