
UK Parliament Committees inquiry: Protecting human rights in care settingsÂ
This inquiry will look at human rights concerns in care settings in England, highlighting areas in which the human rights of patients, older people and
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This inquiry will look at human rights concerns in care settings in England, highlighting areas in which the human rights of patients, older people and

A new report from leading gender equality organisations led by the Fawcett Society, finds that over 40% of women experience sexual harassment in their working
A review of the Youth Justice Board’s work over the year, with performance data and financial information. The Youth Justice Board for England and Wales
As of recently, organisations and individuals can find evidence of action and progress by the UK and Welsh Governments across 11 new human rights topics
The Commission seeks a suitably qualified contractor(s) who has the capacity, knowledge and expertise to research and scope issues relating to the equality and human
‘England has been scarred by geographic imbalances for far too long.’ This is according to the No place left behind report form the Create Streets
There are growing concerns about the Government considering an increase to National Insurance Contributions to fund the UK’s struggling health and social care systems. The
Data released by leading gender equality campaigning charity, the Fawcett Society, shows that just 34% of the 4,980 councillors elected in May were women. This
Members of Parliament have debated the Elections Bill, which would make it mandatory to show photo ID when casting a vote at local and national
This report is the fourth using the new follow-up procedure recommended in a report published in July 2019 on the review of House of Lords