Human Rights

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The reshuffle saw the government shiift further to the right

Week in Review: A government of tiny talents

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Theresa May would have the power to strip Brits of their citizenship even if they have no other nationality

Theresa May wins vote for power to strip Brits of citizenship

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Chris Grayling's combination of the roles of lord chancellor and justice secretary has been criticised

Judicial review: Parliament unites against Grayling’s assault on justice

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May wants the power to strip British subjects of their citizenship

Theresa May under fire for plans to make Brits stateless

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Police and MI5 have large amount of funding for covert surveillance of terror suspects

Westminster turns its back on anti-terror Tpims

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A Sikh takes a dip in the holy sarover at the Golden Temple in Amritsar last Tuesday. The massacre was a defining moment for many Sikhs around the world.

The truth behind the Amritsar massacre

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Crying shame? Cameron's China trip wins him few allies

‘Just an old European country’: Cameron wins no friends on China trip

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Dual regulation for medical professionals is risky and unfair says MDU

Speaking at an event today, the Medical Defence Union (MDU) said the expected arrival of a dual system of regulation at the GMC next year could introduce confusion to an already outdated system of healthcare professional regulation. While speaking at the Westminster Health Forum event today on Next steps for professional healthcare regulation in the UK,… Read more »

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NI’s shooting and countryside organisations meet PSNI firearms branch staff

Northern Ireland’s shooting and countryside organisations recently met with Police Service of Northern Ireland Firearms and Explosives Branch (PSNI FEB) staff and senior officials from the Department of Justice (DoJ) in Belfast. Formed in May 2021, the Northern Ireland Firearms Representative Group (NIFRG) is an umbrella group which brings together 10 national and local shooting and… Read more »

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Jasmine Sallis: 'Isa's life has been deemed worthless when put against the UK's immigration system'

Comment: As I write this, Isa Muazu fades away

There’s still time for the Home Office to save this man’s life.

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Lucy Wake: 'A few months ago it looked as though this might be shaping up to be a PR coup for Rajapaksa'

Comment: Cameron finally discovers human rights – but it’s too little, too late

Why does it take a mass public outcry about the violence by the Sinhalese against Tamil rebels in the Sri Lankan civil war to make David Cameron respond to reports of human rights atrocities to President Mahindra Rajapaksa?

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