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International · United Kingdom

What the Afghan ‘Super-Injunction’ Tells Us About the UK

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Parliament and regulators are shrugging off a decision that freed the government from accountability See the Story

NBA · Bayelsa

American Bar Association President Warns of Judicial Intimidation, Threats to Rule of Law

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CLEVELAND -- American Bar Association President William “Bill” Bay warned of pervasive attacks on judges, lawyers and the rule of law during a speech Tuesday at the City Club of Cleveland on Tuesday.See the Story

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

The developing domestic debate about the ECHR: Navigating two extremes

Calls for withdrawal and kneejerk defences of the status quo each risk oversimplifying the UK’s developing political debate about the European Convention on Human Rights. The implications of each position must at least be properly understood if the debate is to be a meaningful one. As the UK’s Labour government increasingly pursues an agenda apparently designed to address the electoral threat it perceives from the political right, human rights, …Read Article

Justice Secretary accuses ECHR of blocking foreign criminal deportations

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Shabana Mahmood, the justice secretary, says reform of the human rights convention is vital to stop it being misused by those who break the rulesEurope · England See the Story

The President of the UK Supreme Court on populism, the judicial role and the constitution

Lord Reed, the President of the UK Supreme Court, is right to argue that the role of the judiciary needs to be explained and defended more carefully than ever thanks to the challenges wrought by the rise of populism. And if experience elsewhere, and the direction of travel of political debate in the UK is any guide, such considerations will only become more important in the coming years. In a recent lecture delivered at the Inner Temple in memor…Populism · London Read Article

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