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Priscilla Jana obituary

13:41, November 05 61 0

Priscilla Jana, who has died aged 76, was a formidable human rights lawyer and key anti-apartheid figure in South Africa. An active member of the banned African National Congress, Jana was pivotal in the underground battle against the apartheid state, even transporting AK47s in the boot of her car on one occasion. Unlike her world-famous client, the ANC leader Nelson Mandela, Jana stridently resented conciliation with “the enemy”.

Deal struck to enable EU to block budget payments to rogue members

11:06, November 05 60 0

Brussels will be able to block budget payments to rogue EU governments that undermine the rule of law, or the independence of judges, under a hard-fought agreement between the European parliament and the member states.

Minority ethnic women are lowest-earning barristers, report shows

08:34, November 05 55 0

Female barristers from minority ethnic backgrounds are the lowest paid while white male counsel receive the highest incomes, figures published by the Bar Standards Board show.

Minister blames public for second English lockdown

05:44, November 05 62 0

The second national lockdown in England has been caused in part by a lack of public compliance, the justice secretary has said, adding that it will be a “huge challenge” to get the public to follow the strict rules this time.

UK lawyers uneasy about plan to prosecute hate speech at home

11:17, November 04 68 0

Proposals to prosecute individuals for hate crimes based on what they discuss in their own homes need to be more widely debated, free speech organisations have said.

England underestimates the costs of lockdown at its peril

07:39, November 04 59 0

Suppose there is nothing that governments can do to stop the spread of Covid-19. What then? It is not a hypothetical question, as England is discovering. “We’ve got to be humble in the face of nature,” the prime minister observed in Saturday’s Downing Street press conference. But humility learns from experience, and there was no sign of that in the measures he then went on to announce.