What are they waiting for? Tories miss deadline on unfair tips
The government promised in 2018 to end unfair tipping practice but has failed to act.
Social Justice
Migrant workers are striking for their rights, and they need your support
Outsourced workers are fighting for equal rights in rolling actions across London, says Petros Elia.
Brexit is already reversing progress for disabled people like me
Disabled people have made some gains – but they are under threat, writes journalist Peter Apps.
Why Boris Johnson’s knife crime plans will do more harm than good
The PM’s move will increase the likelihood of racial profiling.
Ministers are responsible for surge in drug-related deaths, say campaigners
Several members of Johnson’s Cabinet have admitted using illegal drugs – but they refuse to consider policy reform.
How public space orders and the Vagrancy Act hurt the homeless
“Trying to punish and fine people out of poverty is counterproductive and displays a complete failure to engage with the complex social problems at the heart of this issue.”
Amid government inaction, Sadiq Khan is doing something about Britain’s private rental crisis
3 in 10 renters can’t afford to pay their rent. Few will get on the housing ladder. London’s Mayor is getting serious about changing this.
How rotten audits are enriching accountancy firms and their partners
Why do we keep rubber stamping failure?
LCHR urges Labour Party to commit to a fully-funded legal aid system
Labour Campaign for Human Rights backer Andy Slaughter: “Legal Aid has been cut below effective levels.”
Step forward for workers’ rights as international convention clamps down on harassment
The #MeToo movement has secured another big win.