Tackling Ebola doesn’t have to mean violating human rights
A common tactic for halting the spread of a disease ...
Tag: Human rights
A Spanish judge found a legal loophole to arrest Netanyahu for war crimes
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and six other Israeli officials could be ...
Cameron shamelessly exploits Paris tragedy to increase spying on all of us
In the wake of the Paris terrorist attack, David Cameron ...
Fears raised over “cheaper justice” policing plans
Pilot plans to allow police officers to interview suspects on ...
Gove to crackdown on human rights, and build more prisons instead
The UK government's plans for a British Bill of Rights ...
Spies unleashed: Mass surveillance may be made lawful in UK
On Wednesday, proposals for a new Investigatory Powers bill were ...
Fires threaten refugees across Europe, as winter draws in
A fire followed by two explosions broke out on Sunday ...
‘Crack and Cider’ to help the homeless
Crack and Cider, the "world's first shop for the homeless", ...
The EU just defended us from Facebook snooping, will Cameron opt out of that?
A recent European Court of Justice (CJEU) decision has forced the ...
Austerity hits disabled people hardest, Cameron must be held to account
A new kind of politics saw Jeremy Corbyn raise an uncomfortable ...
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