A Gilded Cage Is Still A Cage
No. 28 of #50cases. Is a disabled person entitled to the same human rights protection as a non-disabled person? You may think that is a simple question with an obvious answer. Not so. … Continued
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Prisoners must be able to contact their solicitors
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A prisoner was stopped from writing a letter to his solicitor. He wanted to make make a libel claim against a prison guard. He won his case. Not being allowed to contact a solicitor was a violation of the right to fair trial.
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Trafficked Children Are Victims, Not Criminals
No. 39 of #50cases. Trafficking is a vile crime, affecting the most vulnerable in society. Trafficked people are often forced to do things which are against the law. The question is, … Continued
The Police Were Listening
No. 16 of #50cases. When should police be able to listen to our private phone calls? Is being suspected of a crime a good enough reason? What if you’ve already been … Continued
Stop, Search, Repeat
No. 13 of #50cases. Stop and search can be an essential part of police work. But who can they stop, and can they stop anyone they like? Kevin Gillan was headed to the Docklands … Continued
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