The irony of the Daily Mail pursuing privacy
The newspaper’s court victory could backfire on its reporting – and the media in general.
ByHuman rights
The Policy Ask with Quinn McKew: “The government must stop its attempt to throw away our human rights”
The freedom of expression campaigner on protecting our liberties, supporting Ukraine and rescuing a colleague in crisis.
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Sherine Tadros Q&A: “Since leaving TV I barely watch it”
The human rights activist on Arab socialism, comfort-watching Friends, and the allure of marine biology.
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Kenneth Roth on Harvard fellowship controversy: “My biggest concern is for academic freedom”
Although the university has reversed its block against the former head of Human Rights Watch, concerns over freedom of speech…
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Looking-glass world
28 October 1977: Tom Stoppard on the trial of Havel, Lederer, Pavlicek and Ornest, for dissent against the republic.
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“We are uniquely unprotected” from our own government: Adam Wagner on the Emergency State
The self-confessed activist lawyer believes Covid legislation showed how vulnerable human rights are in the UK.
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The Policy Ask with Akiko Hart: “The National Disability Strategy is not fit for purpose”
The CEO of the mental health charity, National Survivor User Network, on human rights, discrimination and the benefits system.
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The US Supreme Court is aggressively asserting its right-wing politics
The Court’s latest decision, on religious liberty, exposes its desire to take America back to the time of its founding.
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Roe vs Wade and the land of lost liberty
Fear and frustration grip the US as the ruling that guaranteed abortion rights is overturned. What comes next?
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Attacks like the Buffalo shooting have become numbingly inevitable
Murder sprees carried out by radicalised men such as Payton Gendron aren’t isolated tragedies.
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I was in Dalston when police violence broke out. Here’s what I saw
An operation to check the licences and immigration status of delivery drivers quickly turned into a serious confrontation.
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China’s repression of Uyghurs extends far beyond its own borders
Urgent action needs to be taken to combat Beijing’s transnational campaign against the ethnic minority.
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How the UK has dropped down the ranks for LGBT equality
Britain was the top European country for LGBT equality in 2015 but now it is 14th.
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Homophobic Christians are undermining their Bible
Immature readings of scripture have become a litmus test for conservatives' faith.
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The long shadow of the Chinese Communist Party
Even in London, supporters of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement don’t feel safe.
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Ignore his lies: Boris Johnson is leading an assault on British democracy
This government is undermining the foundations of a free society. Look to Warsaw to see where that can lead.
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Scrapping our human rights is Brexit 2.0 for Raab and Johnson
The government’s attack on the Human Rights Act is a betrayal of those Conservatives who helped create it.
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Exclusive: British citizenship of six million people could be jeopardised by Home Office plans
Two in five people in England and Wales from an ethnic minority background could become eligible to be deprived of…
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Suella Braverman’s appointment as attorney general spells danger for human rights
Boris Johnson’s reshuffle leaves no doubt over his intention to reduce constitutional protections and judicial independence.
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