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I feel deflated, so low : Magdalene laundry survivor loses case at UN Committee Against Torture

Elizabeth Coppin argued that Ireland had violated her human rights under the Convention against Torture.

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Letter to Justice Secretary: Adoption of a UK Anti-SLAPP Law - Index on Censorship

Letter to Justice Secretary: Adoption of a UK Anti-SLAPP Law - Index on Censorship
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UK editors band together for action against intimidating SLAPPs

National newspaper editors have joined together to urge the Government to crack down on intimidating legal tactics known as SLAPPs.

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Met Police ramps up facial recognition despite ongoing concerns

The Metropolitan Police is taking an “irresponsible” approach to deploying live facial-recognition technology, say experts, and it has picked up significant pace since the start of 2022. Computer Weekly speaks with civil society groups, lawyers and politicians about the controversial programme.

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University of Birmingham: The UK Government s plan to send refugees to Rwanda isn t that different to policies in Europe – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

The UK Government’s plans to transfer refugees and asylum seekers to Rwanda has provoked public outcry and contempt from lawyers, civil society organisations, and even the lead civil servant in the department that developed the policy. Yet the UK is

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