On 24 June 2013, the Council of Europe adopted ‘Guidelines To Promote and Protect the Enjoyment of All Human Rights by lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI) Persons’.
In July 2013, the Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion at LSE published a series of Research Reports and Working Papers analysing the legacy of the 1997-2010 Labour government.
Published in June 2013, this Shadow Report was produced by the ‘Scottish CEDAW Shadow Report Forum’ – a partnership of women’s organisations from throughout Scotland.
A campaign is calling for an independent inquiry into allegations that the Lawrence family were targeted by the Metropolitan Police in order to smear their reputation.
In a blog for the Migrants’ Rights Network, Emma Hutton explores the relationship between human rights and social entrepreneurship – and how to bring these two ‘worlds’ together.
The consultation on ‘Transforming Legal Aid’ closed on 4 June 2013. EDF and many other organisations submitted responses and published briefings identifying their concerns about the planned changes.
Short guides on ‘Making an Effective Complaint to a Public Body’ and ‘An Introduction to Judicial Review’ were published by the Public Law Project in June 2013.
’The choice before us? The report of the Commission on a Bill of Rights’ by Francesca Klug and Amy Williams was published in Public Law in July 2013.
In June 2013, Working Families launched a new campaign to help parents of disabled children find and stay in work.
The AESP National Equality Framework has been developed to help UK organisations identify and manage the elements and what should be included in their equality policies and equality practice.
