
University of Essex report: A Digital Cage is Still a Cage
A new report from the the Human Rights, Big Data and Technology Project at the University of Essex shows that digital technologies can adversely impact human
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A new report from the the Human Rights, Big Data and Technology Project at the University of Essex shows that digital technologies can adversely impact human
The government has published it’s Bill of Rights which is intended to replace the Human Rights Act. Equally Ours has published a statement about the effects
The Government has announced that it will today publish its proposed repeal and replacement of the Human Rights Act 1998. The Bill will be called
The Government’s consultation on replacing the Human Rights Act with a “Modern Bill of Rights” closed for most people on 8th March 2022. The Ministry of Justice are
The government is committed to improving outcomes for children and young people with SEND and those in alternative provision. To achieve this ambition they want to work
This report examines the rights crisis faced by Black and ethnic minority groups. 75% of Black people in the UK do not believe that their human rights
This joint shadow report (pdf) by Friends, Families and Travellers, Roma Support Group, GATE Herts, and Minority Rights Group International was submitted to the United
This report (pdf) by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) sets out what has been done to protect human rights in Great Britain since
This recent article by Lewis Graham examines the UK Supreme Court as it is constituted under Lord Reed. Graham argues that the Reed court is
The Nordic Journal of Human Rights has published an article evaluating the potential role of the European Court of Human Rights in making a judgement
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