VAWG / They were victims of domestic abuse. They ended up under arrest Exclusive: hundreds of domestic abuse victims arrested for crimes committed under coercion or duress, but figures are tip of the iceberg By Sian Norris / 22 Oct 2026
Social Movements / At 94, Margaret Owen was proud to be arrested for Gaza Fresh from her arrest at 94, veteran human rights lawyer Margaret Owen reflects on the criminalisation of protest and why Gaza’s widows must shape its future. By Nandini Naira Archer / 9 Oct 2026
Opinion / Members-only / More police officers are never the answer. Only we can stop the far right Fascist riots have sparked calls for increased policing, but our oppressors will not be the ones to keep us safe By Acasia Absmith / 7 Aug 2024
News / Members-only / A Labour win won’t stop shadowy right-wing think tanks influencing policy Revealed: Labour frontbenchers form close links with think tank behind Sunak’s draconian policing and protest laws By Ethan Shone / 20 Jun 2024
Investigation / Members-only / Revealed: ‘Wild West’ for personal data undermines UK human rights Asylum seekers and trafficking victims among individuals hit by failures to provide copies of personal data By Jenna Corderoy / 1 May 2024
