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Fears for prisoners left behind after Afghan withdrawal
Fears over mistreatment of UK-captured prisoners.
Tory MEPs vote against EU resolution condemning human rights abuses in UAE
EU resolution criticising UAE human rights record opposed by Tory MEPs.
Life in jail for poet who dared insult Qatari leader
Fears of human rights clampdown in the wealthy monarchy of Qatar.
Profiting from injustice? The complex law suits that cost poor countries dearly
Lawyers fuel cases pitting multinationals against poor nations, report says.
Secret justice contravenes human rights, says government watchdog
HRC concludes that proposals contravene centuries-old traditions of open justice
Britain’s highest court brands US rendition ‘unlawful’
Rendition of a Pakistani man to detention facility described as a possible war crime.
Arrests and intimidation plague victims of Marikana massacre
The Marikana massacre inquiry is meant to heal wounds. But is it adding insult to injury?
Home Office condemned over plans to deport Syrian activist
Britain is the only EU country returning asylum seekers to Syria.
Amnesty International workers on strike for their own rights
Disputes over redundancies lead hundreds of staff to strike.
Doctor’s detention puts UAE justice in the spotlight
Imprisonment of 77 year old South African shows the risks of being a foreign doctor in the UAE.
UN agencies have no access to desperate people in Nuba, despite al-Bashir’s promises
Up to a quarter of a million people on brink of starvation denied food aid in Sudan.
A stain on the law: Imprisonment for Public Protection exposed
System forcing over 1,000 prisoners to serve twice their sentence examined.
Burberry pulls out of China factory following concerns about conditions
Darling of London Fashion Week makes changes in China.
Judgement rules indeterminate sentences violate human rights
European court ruling based on lack of prisoner access to parole.
Sandhurst took £3m Bahrain gift after regime’s crackdown
King of Bahrain gives Sandhurst £3m to build a new sports facility.
Israel kicks out migrants – by changing their nationality and sending them to another country
Confusion over nationality has led to Sudanese migrants being removed from Israel.
Pussy Riot: the cat’s out of the bag
The latest sentencing is just one of many wrongs in Putin’s Russia.
Ethiopian journalist faces life imprisonment
Human rights groups fear draconian laws silence political dissent in Ethiopia.
UN officer jailed under draconian Ethiopian anti-terror laws
150 arrested on terrorism-related charges including politicians, academics and students.
Get the data: The families moved out of their boroughs
Councils increasingly move homeless outside their borders.
Get the data: Where councils move their homeless
See where London councils are housing their homeless.
Get the data: The millions spent on short-term housing
Unpicking the cost of the housing crisis in the UK's 12 largest cities.
Britain’s housing crisis: The impact on children
A-star students fail to make the grade when they are moved away, say teachers.
Forced exodus: London’s homeless pushed to suburbs
Benefit claimants should not be able to live in areas others can't afford, says housing minister.
