Law

Criminalizing squatters is likely to cost £790 million and deep cuts to legal aid won’t even cover half of that, warns Rueben Taylor.

Filed in: Housing Human Rights Law

On the International Day Against Police Brutality, Nick Harvey looks back on a busy year for out-of-control officers.

Filed in: Activism Crime Law Violence

Independence leader Benny Wenda has been named on an Interpol wanted list in a move viewed by many as politically motivated.

Filed in: Law

The guilty-by-association verdict for 10 Uncut activists is straight-up intimidation, says defendent Pete Speller.

Filed in: Activism Democracy Law United Kingdom

This post-riot crackdown is irrational and driven by fear, says Jody McIntyre.

Filed in: Activism Democracy England Law

Rushed decisions, disproportionate sentences and collective punishments mean the post-riots legal process is on shaky ground, argues Peter Speller.

Filed in: Democracy Law

The international round-up continues with Spain’s attempt to put dictators worldwide on trial.

Filed in: Human Rights Law Spain

– a survey of how and where.

Filed in: Ethics Law

Let’s play the War Criminal Gameshow!

Filed in: Conflict Law

Aboriginal Australian writer Christine Morris on boring home videos and why culture is not a commodity.

Filed in: Australia Film Indigenous Peoples Law

A growing number of municipalities and organizations in the US have passed resolutions calling for a national death-penalty moratorium.

Filed in: Crime Human Rights Law United States