The Home Office have launched a call for evidence as part of their independent review of Prevent. The call is published as an online survey,
The Domestic Abuse Bill’s second reading took place on 2 October 2019. The House of Commons Library have produced a briefing providing an overview of the Bill.
The House of Commons Library have produced a September 2019 briefing analysing the debate over the voting rights of prisoners since May 2015. The paper
The Scottish Government are introducing a set of legislations which aims to ensure that children’s best interests are at the centre of every family law case, and that children’s views are heard by the court.
‘Now is not the time for short-term public spending splurges, we need a long-term plan’ says the September 2019 report from the Centre for Labour
A September 2019 report from Refugee Action and NACCOM reveals that vulnerable people refused asylum in the UK are being failed by the Government’s asylum
The Women and Equalities Committee has launched a new inquiry, in July 2019, into tackling inequalities and harm associated with sex work. They are seeking
The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and the Home Office have released their strategy, launched July 2019, with recommendations to improve state-led enforcement
The Domestic Abuse Bill will prohibit perpetrators of abuse from cross-examining their victims in person in the family courts. This is according to policy paper from the Home Office on the measures in the Bill.
In November 2018, the Commission for Countering Extremism launched a consultation in order to build understanding and evidence on all forms of extremism and, to examine the Government’s current responses to it.
In July 2019, the Commission published a statistical summary of the responses received.
