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Published in: openJustice“Blood on our hands” - the sorry state of UK mental health servicesNobody doubts there is a problem – so why isn’t more being done to protect survivors of abuse?
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Published in: openJusticeHuman rights protection at home and abroad: lessons to be learned from the Colombian peace processHuman rights abuses in Colombia can serve as a stark reminder of what the UK has to lose.
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Published in: openJusticeThe terrible consequences of deregulation and cutting cornersAfter Grenfell, it’s time for the government to urgently rethink its attitude to regulation.
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Published in: openJusticeWhat would true court modernisation look like?Plans to modernise the courts in England and Wales may change how the justice system looks and feels, but it may not...
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Published in: openJusticeHow to make the roads saferAs the number of UK cyclists soar, so do death and injury on the roads. These are two simple rules that would reduce...
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Published in: openJusticeLet's talk about unity, not divisionA recent government report on race and integration in the UK has focussed on the differences between us at a time...
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Published in: openJusticeWhy human rights now matter more than everIt’s Human Rights Day and, in these turbulent times, human rights are more important than ever.
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Published in: openJusticeSlavery and access to justiceThe uncomfortable truth is that modern slavery is rife. The British government could do much more to facilitate...
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Published in: openJusticeFast-tracking medical justice is problematic. Let’s prevent tragedies in the first place.The way justice is served to families of children damaged during birth is changing but the UK government’s proposals...
